The effect of hot-rolling on chill-cast Al, Al-2 wt % Ni and Al-4 wt % Ni alloys

Jabczynski, F. S. J. ; Cantor, B.
Springer
Published 1982
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1573-4803
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Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Production Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, Traffic Engineering, Precision Mechanics
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Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
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autor Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
autorsonst Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF00543539
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notes Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
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shingle_author_1 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
shingle_author_2 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
shingle_author_3 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
shingle_author_4 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
shingle_catch_all_1 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
The effect of hot-rolling on chill-cast Al, Al-2 wt % Ni and Al-4 wt % Ni alloys
Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
C to reductions of greater than 95%. Deformation is achieved by deforming the aluminium-rich dendrites in the rolling direction, followed by interpenetration of the Al3Ni fibres into the dendrites resulting in a homogeneous microstructure. The variations of room-temperature tensile properties for the chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were measured as a function of reduction of thickness during hot-rolling. The ultimate tensile strength and yield strength increase during rolling because of increasing Al3Ni fibre alignment, homogeneous dispersion of the Al3Ni fibres throughout the Al matrix, and work hardening in the Al matrix. The as-chill-cast alloys have strengths which agree with the composite law of mixtures for a combination of Al dendrites and Al-Al3Ni eutectic. After hot-rolling, the alloy strengths can be predicted from discontinuous fibre reinforcement theory.
1573-4803
15734803
Springer
shingle_catch_all_2 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
The effect of hot-rolling on chill-cast Al, Al-2 wt % Ni and Al-4 wt % Ni alloys
Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
C to reductions of greater than 95%. Deformation is achieved by deforming the aluminium-rich dendrites in the rolling direction, followed by interpenetration of the Al3Ni fibres into the dendrites resulting in a homogeneous microstructure. The variations of room-temperature tensile properties for the chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were measured as a function of reduction of thickness during hot-rolling. The ultimate tensile strength and yield strength increase during rolling because of increasing Al3Ni fibre alignment, homogeneous dispersion of the Al3Ni fibres throughout the Al matrix, and work hardening in the Al matrix. The as-chill-cast alloys have strengths which agree with the composite law of mixtures for a combination of Al dendrites and Al-Al3Ni eutectic. After hot-rolling, the alloy strengths can be predicted from discontinuous fibre reinforcement theory.
1573-4803
15734803
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
The effect of hot-rolling on chill-cast Al, Al-2 wt % Ni and Al-4 wt % Ni alloys
Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
C to reductions of greater than 95%. Deformation is achieved by deforming the aluminium-rich dendrites in the rolling direction, followed by interpenetration of the Al3Ni fibres into the dendrites resulting in a homogeneous microstructure. The variations of room-temperature tensile properties for the chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were measured as a function of reduction of thickness during hot-rolling. The ultimate tensile strength and yield strength increase during rolling because of increasing Al3Ni fibre alignment, homogeneous dispersion of the Al3Ni fibres throughout the Al matrix, and work hardening in the Al matrix. The as-chill-cast alloys have strengths which agree with the composite law of mixtures for a combination of Al dendrites and Al-Al3Ni eutectic. After hot-rolling, the alloy strengths can be predicted from discontinuous fibre reinforcement theory.
1573-4803
15734803
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Jabczynski, F. S. J.
Cantor, B.
The effect of hot-rolling on chill-cast Al, Al-2 wt % Ni and Al-4 wt % Ni alloys
Abstract The effect of hot-rolling on the mechanical properties and microstructure of directionallysolidified hypoeutectic Al-Al3Ni alloys has been studied. Chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were produced by casting into pre-heated mild-steel moulds placed on copper chills. The chill-cast Al-2 wt% Ni and Al-4 wt% Ni hypoeutectic alloys can be hot-rolled at 500
C to reductions of greater than 95%. Deformation is achieved by deforming the aluminium-rich dendrites in the rolling direction, followed by interpenetration of the Al3Ni fibres into the dendrites resulting in a homogeneous microstructure. The variations of room-temperature tensile properties for the chill-cast hypoeutectic alloys were measured as a function of reduction of thickness during hot-rolling. The ultimate tensile strength and yield strength increase during rolling because of increasing Al3Ni fibre alignment, homogeneous dispersion of the Al3Ni fibres throughout the Al matrix, and work hardening in the Al matrix. The as-chill-cast alloys have strengths which agree with the composite law of mixtures for a combination of Al dendrites and Al-Al3Ni eutectic. After hot-rolling, the alloy strengths can be predicted from discontinuous fibre reinforcement theory.
1573-4803
15734803
Springer
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