The Mg–Zn–Y–Zr alloys with long-period stacking-ordered(LPSO)and W eutectic phases were investigated to develop new magnesium casting alloys.The temperatures for T6 heat treatment were selected based on the hardnes...The Mg–Zn–Y–Zr alloys with long-period stacking-ordered(LPSO)and W eutectic phases were investigated to develop new magnesium casting alloys.The temperatures for T6 heat treatment were selected based on the hardness and electrical conductivity measurements.The hot tearing susceptibility of the alloys with LPSO phase is lower than that of the alloys with W phase,which is associated with the freezing range of the alloys.However,the investigated alloys displayed the same fluidity.Under T6 conditions,increasing the Y content in the alloys resulted in increased yield strength,whereas other tensile properties were similar for the alloys.The corrosion resistance was higher for the alloys with LPSO phase compared to that of the alloys with W phase.Mg−2.5Zn−3.7Y−0.3Zr(mass fraction,%)alloy with LPSO phase possessed high castability and mechanical properties,with a corrosion rate of 2 mm/year.展开更多
The galvanic corrosion behaviour of aluminium 3004 and copper with different area ratios were studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios OfAAI： Acu, stud...The galvanic corrosion behaviour of aluminium 3004 and copper with different area ratios were studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios OfAAI： Acu, studied were l：l, 1：2, l：4, 1：8, 2：1, 4：1 ＆ 8：1. The galvanic corrosion behaviour of metals was studied in terms of relative increase in the corrosion rate of aluminium due to galvanic coupling with copper, relative decrease in the corrosion rate of copper due to galvanic coupling with aluminium, and the susceptibility of aluminium to pitting owing to galvanic coupling with copper, The galvanic potential and galvanic current of the system were monitored. Pits of different dimensions ranging from mild etchings to perforations were experienced on the borders and the surfaces of the interface of aluminium in contact with copper. The weathering parameters and the environmental pollutants which have a major role in influencing the galvanic corrosion of metals were also monitored. The corrosion products resulting from galvanic corrosion were analysed using XRD and the pitting on aluminium resulting from galvanic corrosion has been highlighted in terms of pit depth, size and density of pit, using a high resolution microscope.展开更多
The galvanic corrosion behaviour of alumiuium 3004 - ∝ brass with different area ratios was studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios, viz. AAluminiurn...The galvanic corrosion behaviour of alumiuium 3004 - ∝ brass with different area ratios was studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios, viz. AAluminiurn：A∝ brass, studied were 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8. The galvanic corrosion behaviour of the metals was studied in terms of the relative increase in the corrosion rate of aluminium due to galvanic coupling with oc brass, the relative decrease in the corrosion rate of ∝ brass due to galvanic coupling with aluminium, and the susceptibility of aluminium to pitting owing to galvanic coupling with ∝ brass. The galvanic potential and galvanic current of the system were monitored. Pits of different dimensions ranging from mild etchings to perforations were experienced on the borders arid the surfaces of the interface of aluminium in contact with ∝ brass. The corrosion products resulting from galvanic corrosion were analysed using XRD and the pitting on aluminium as a result of galvanic corrosion was highlighted in terms of pit depth, size and density of pit, using a high resolution microscope. The most favourable area ratio of aluminium - ∝ brass in marine atmosphere in terms of gravimetric corrosion rate is 8：1 and the most unfavourable area ratio of aluminium - ∝ brass is 1：4.展开更多
基金the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation in the framework of Increase Competitiveness Program of NUST«MISiS»(No.К2-2020-025),implemented by a governmental decree dated 16th of March 2013,N 211.
文摘The Mg–Zn–Y–Zr alloys with long-period stacking-ordered(LPSO)and W eutectic phases were investigated to develop new magnesium casting alloys.The temperatures for T6 heat treatment were selected based on the hardness and electrical conductivity measurements.The hot tearing susceptibility of the alloys with LPSO phase is lower than that of the alloys with W phase,which is associated with the freezing range of the alloys.However,the investigated alloys displayed the same fluidity.Under T6 conditions,increasing the Y content in the alloys resulted in increased yield strength,whereas other tensile properties were similar for the alloys.The corrosion resistance was higher for the alloys with LPSO phase compared to that of the alloys with W phase.Mg−2.5Zn−3.7Y−0.3Zr(mass fraction,%)alloy with LPSO phase possessed high castability and mechanical properties,with a corrosion rate of 2 mm/year.
基金the CSIR-CECRI for the financial support (Project No. MLP 0008)
文摘The galvanic corrosion behaviour of aluminium 3004 and copper with different area ratios were studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios OfAAI： Acu, studied were l：l, 1：2, l：4, 1：8, 2：1, 4：1 ＆ 8：1. The galvanic corrosion behaviour of metals was studied in terms of relative increase in the corrosion rate of aluminium due to galvanic coupling with copper, relative decrease in the corrosion rate of copper due to galvanic coupling with aluminium, and the susceptibility of aluminium to pitting owing to galvanic coupling with copper, The galvanic potential and galvanic current of the system were monitored. Pits of different dimensions ranging from mild etchings to perforations were experienced on the borders and the surfaces of the interface of aluminium in contact with copper. The weathering parameters and the environmental pollutants which have a major role in influencing the galvanic corrosion of metals were also monitored. The corrosion products resulting from galvanic corrosion were analysed using XRD and the pitting on aluminium resulting from galvanic corrosion has been highlighted in terms of pit depth, size and density of pit, using a high resolution microscope.
基金Supported by the CSIR-CECRI under project No.MLP 0008
文摘The galvanic corrosion behaviour of alumiuium 3004 - ∝ brass with different area ratios was studied in the tropical marine atmosphere at Tuticorin harbour over a period of 426 days. The area ratios, viz. AAluminiurn：A∝ brass, studied were 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8. The galvanic corrosion behaviour of the metals was studied in terms of the relative increase in the corrosion rate of aluminium due to galvanic coupling with oc brass, the relative decrease in the corrosion rate of ∝ brass due to galvanic coupling with aluminium, and the susceptibility of aluminium to pitting owing to galvanic coupling with ∝ brass. The galvanic potential and galvanic current of the system were monitored. Pits of different dimensions ranging from mild etchings to perforations were experienced on the borders arid the surfaces of the interface of aluminium in contact with ∝ brass. The corrosion products resulting from galvanic corrosion were analysed using XRD and the pitting on aluminium as a result of galvanic corrosion was highlighted in terms of pit depth, size and density of pit, using a high resolution microscope. The most favourable area ratio of aluminium - ∝ brass in marine atmosphere in terms of gravimetric corrosion rate is 8：1 and the most unfavourable area ratio of aluminium - ∝ brass is 1：4.
