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Characterization of Structure and Properties of As-cast AlCuMg Alloys

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Filipović, Mirjana
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Early stages of transformation of a metastable AlCuMg alloy have been studied by DSC, X-ray powder diffraction method, quantitative microstructure analysis, hardness, compression strength and by scanning electron microscope. Differential scanning calorimetry has been done for samples: AlCu15Mg1 (0%Ti), AlCu15Mg1 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg2 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg3 (0%Ti), AlCu15Mg3 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg4 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15MgS (0%Ti), AlCu15MgS (0.25%Ti). This method has produced DSC-curve, where endothermal effects are present, on the basis of which the heat of transition has been obtained. With increasing the magnesium and titanium content in the alloy, for the first and the second detectable endothermal effect, the value of heat of transition decreases. The formation of intermetallic compounds Al2Cu and Al2CuMg is monitored by X-ray powder diffraction. This method has shown that a tetragonal intermetallic compound Al2Cu and orthorhombic intermetallic compound Al 2CuMg are formed for AlCuMg alloy. ...The effect of the magnesium and titanium content on the microstructure was monitored quantitatively. Using automatic image analysis we were able to measure the linear intercept grain size, the secondary dendrite arm spacing (DAS), the size of eutectic cells (Le), as well as the size distribution and volume fractions of the α-solid solution and the eutectic. In alloys containing high magnesium the average values of the DAS and grain size were found to be reduced.

Keywords:
Aluminium-copper-magnesium alloy / As-cast structure / Geometrical parameters / Hardness and compression strength / Intermetallic compounds Al2Cu and Al2CuMg / Lattice parameters
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Materials Transactions, 2004, 45, 2, 440-446
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  • Japan Institute of Metals (JIM)

DOI: 10.2320/matertrans.45.440

ISSN: 1345-9678

WoS: 000220275400064

Scopus: 2-s2.0-1942444496
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AB  - Early stages of transformation of a metastable AlCuMg alloy have been studied by DSC, X-ray powder diffraction method, quantitative microstructure analysis, hardness, compression strength and by scanning electron microscope. Differential scanning calorimetry has been done for samples: AlCu15Mg1 (0%Ti), AlCu15Mg1 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg2 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg3 (0%Ti), AlCu15Mg3 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15Mg4 (0.25%Ti), AlCu15MgS (0%Ti), AlCu15MgS (0.25%Ti). This method has produced DSC-curve, where endothermal effects are present, on the basis of which the heat of transition has been obtained. With increasing the magnesium and titanium content in the alloy, for the first and the second detectable endothermal effect, the value of heat of transition decreases. The formation of intermetallic compounds Al2Cu and Al2CuMg is monitored by X-ray powder diffraction. This method has shown that a tetragonal intermetallic compound Al2Cu and orthorhombic intermetallic compound Al 2CuMg are formed for AlCuMg alloy. The effect of the magnesium and titanium content on the microstructure was monitored quantitatively. Using automatic image analysis we were able to measure the linear intercept grain size, the secondary dendrite arm spacing (DAS), the size of eutectic cells (Le), as well as the size distribution and volume fractions of the α-solid solution and the eutectic. In alloys containing high magnesium the average values of the DAS and grain size were found to be reduced.
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Zlaticanin, B., Radonjić, B.,& Filipović, M.. (2004). Characterization of Structure and Properties of As-cast AlCuMg Alloys. in Materials Transactions
Japan Institute of Metals (JIM)., 45(2), 440-446.
https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.45.440
Zlaticanin B, Radonjić B, Filipović M. Characterization of Structure and Properties of As-cast AlCuMg Alloys. in Materials Transactions. 2004;45(2):440-446.
doi:10.2320/matertrans.45.440 .
Zlaticanin, Biljana, Radonjić, Branislav, Filipović, Mirjana, "Characterization of Structure and Properties of As-cast AlCuMg Alloys" in Materials Transactions, 45, no. 2 (2004):440-446,
https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.45.440 . .

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