The rheological behavior of semi-solid AZ91D magnesium alloy was investigated in isothermal steady state condition. The effects of stirring temperature and shearing rate on apparent viscosity of semi-solid alloy slurr...The rheological behavior of semi-solid AZ91D magnesium alloy was investigated in isothermal steady state condition. The effects of stirring temperature and shearing rate on apparent viscosity of semi-solid alloy slurry at steady state were discussed. The results show that the apparent viscosity of semisolid AZ91D alloy increases with increasing solid fraction. It increases slightly before the solid fraction reaches a certain value, about 0.4, and then goes up rapidly aider the solid fraction reaches the critical value. However, the apparent viscosity decreases with increasing shearing rate, and the reduction amplitude is higher when the solid fraction is higher. According to the experimental data, an empirical equation that shows the effect of solid fraction and sheafing rate on the apparent viscosity of semi-solid AZ91D alloy can be built as ηa=9.7×10^-2 exp（13.87fs）γ^-0.58.展开更多
基金Funded by the Innovative Group of Science and Technology of College of Jiangxi Province(No.00008713)
文摘The rheological behavior of semi-solid AZ91D magnesium alloy was investigated in isothermal steady state condition. The effects of stirring temperature and shearing rate on apparent viscosity of semi-solid alloy slurry at steady state were discussed. The results show that the apparent viscosity of semisolid AZ91D alloy increases with increasing solid fraction. It increases slightly before the solid fraction reaches a certain value, about 0.4, and then goes up rapidly aider the solid fraction reaches the critical value. However, the apparent viscosity decreases with increasing shearing rate, and the reduction amplitude is higher when the solid fraction is higher. According to the experimental data, an empirical equation that shows the effect of solid fraction and sheafing rate on the apparent viscosity of semi-solid AZ91D alloy can be built as ηa=9.7×10^-2 exp（13.87fs）γ^-0.58.
