Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray energy dispersive spectrum analysis show that the clusters of intermetallic AlFeSi particle are distributed on or near the aluminum foil stock surfaces heterogeneously. 3D finite...Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray energy dispersive spectrum analysis show that the clusters of intermetallic AlFeSi particle are distributed on or near the aluminum foil stock surfaces heterogeneously. 3D finite element modeling shows that these clusters of hard particles induce the fracture of the nano-scale lubricant oil film at first and further lead to severe deformation in the nearby aluminum foil substrate along the rolling direction. Consequently, the optical property in this region differs from that in the surroundings, resulting in surface defects.展开更多
The influences of the dissimilarity in the roll speeds on the microstructure, texture and mechanical properties of 7075 aluminum plates produced via combined continuous casting and rolling(CCCR) process were investiga...The influences of the dissimilarity in the roll speeds on the microstructure, texture and mechanical properties of 7075 aluminum plates produced via combined continuous casting and rolling(CCCR) process were investigated. Several experiments were conducted with three different upper/lower roll rotational speed ratios(ω/ω0, ω is the upper roll rotational speed and ω0 is the lower roll rotational speed), namely 1:1, 1:1.2 and 1:1.4. It was found that the greatest dissimilarity in the roll speed(ω/ω0=1:1.4) improved the yield strength and ultimate tensile strength of 7075 Al plate in the rolling direction by 41.5% and 21.9%, respectively. Moreover, at a roll speed ratio of ω/ω0=1:1.4, the average grain size was decreased by 36% whereas the mean hardness of the transverse cross-section of the finally rolled plate was increased by about 9.2%. Texture studies also revealed that the more the difference in the roll speeds was, the greater the isotropy and the hardness of the final product were. Nevertheless, conducting CCCR operation with different roll speeds resulted in about 6% reduction in the elongation of the deformed plate.展开更多
Thepurpose of the present paper is to study the mechanical propertiesand microstructureof the twin-roll cast and cold rolled AA5083 aluminum alloy sheet in strain-hardened H321 temper. To reach this goal, first, a sou...Thepurpose of the present paper is to study the mechanical propertiesand microstructureof the twin-roll cast and cold rolled AA5083 aluminum alloy sheet in strain-hardened H321 temper. To reach this goal, first, a sound surface slab of 8.90 mm thick and 1260 mm wide was cast by a 15°; tilt back twin roll caster at a casting speed of 490 mm/min. After homogenization at 520 ℃, the product was cold rolled to two thicknesses of 6.30 mm and 3.85 mm with an intermediate annealing at 370 ℃ and final stabilization at 180 ℃. Opticalmicroscopyand scanning electron microscopy （SEM） investigations of the as-cast state depicted the segregation of intermetallic particles mainly in grain boundaries which wasthe cause of grain removal observed in the fracture surface of tensile test samples. In addition, mechanical properties indicated an increase in total elongation after homogenization heat treatment dueto the elimination of the grain boundary segregations. Finally, it was observed that the properties of the 3.85 mmthick sheet were consistent with the H321 temper requirements according to ASTM B 290M standard due to applying sufficient cold reduction during cold rolling stage.展开更多
基金Project(51074117)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2009CDA044)supported by the Foundation for Distinguished Young Scientists of Hubei Province,ChinaProjects(201104493,20100471161)supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
文摘Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray energy dispersive spectrum analysis show that the clusters of intermetallic AlFeSi particle are distributed on or near the aluminum foil stock surfaces heterogeneously. 3D finite element modeling shows that these clusters of hard particles induce the fracture of the nano-scale lubricant oil film at first and further lead to severe deformation in the nearby aluminum foil substrate along the rolling direction. Consequently, the optical property in this region differs from that in the surroundings, resulting in surface defects.
文摘The influences of the dissimilarity in the roll speeds on the microstructure, texture and mechanical properties of 7075 aluminum plates produced via combined continuous casting and rolling(CCCR) process were investigated. Several experiments were conducted with three different upper/lower roll rotational speed ratios(ω/ω0, ω is the upper roll rotational speed and ω0 is the lower roll rotational speed), namely 1:1, 1:1.2 and 1:1.4. It was found that the greatest dissimilarity in the roll speed(ω/ω0=1:1.4) improved the yield strength and ultimate tensile strength of 7075 Al plate in the rolling direction by 41.5% and 21.9%, respectively. Moreover, at a roll speed ratio of ω/ω0=1:1.4, the average grain size was decreased by 36% whereas the mean hardness of the transverse cross-section of the finally rolled plate was increased by about 9.2%. Texture studies also revealed that the more the difference in the roll speeds was, the greater the isotropy and the hardness of the final product were. Nevertheless, conducting CCCR operation with different roll speeds resulted in about 6% reduction in the elongation of the deformed plate.
文摘Thepurpose of the present paper is to study the mechanical propertiesand microstructureof the twin-roll cast and cold rolled AA5083 aluminum alloy sheet in strain-hardened H321 temper. To reach this goal, first, a sound surface slab of 8.90 mm thick and 1260 mm wide was cast by a 15°; tilt back twin roll caster at a casting speed of 490 mm/min. After homogenization at 520 ℃, the product was cold rolled to two thicknesses of 6.30 mm and 3.85 mm with an intermediate annealing at 370 ℃ and final stabilization at 180 ℃. Opticalmicroscopyand scanning electron microscopy （SEM） investigations of the as-cast state depicted the segregation of intermetallic particles mainly in grain boundaries which wasthe cause of grain removal observed in the fracture surface of tensile test samples. In addition, mechanical properties indicated an increase in total elongation after homogenization heat treatment dueto the elimination of the grain boundary segregations. Finally, it was observed that the properties of the 3.85 mmthick sheet were consistent with the H321 temper requirements according to ASTM B 290M standard due to applying sufficient cold reduction during cold rolling stage.
