Impact of Scandium and Zirconium on extrudability, microstructure and hardness of a binary Al-Cu alloy
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posted on 2024-06-05, 07:02 authored by Thomas DorinThomas Dorin, M Ramajayam, TJ Langan© 2018 Elsevier Ltd. The aerospace sector is driven by light weighting and stronger and lighter aluminium (Al) alloys are constantly being developed. The use of Scandium (Sc) as an alloying element in Al is extremely promising because of its beneficial influence on Al properties. The impact of Sc on extruded Al is currently unknown. Most aerospace Al alloys have a high Cu content. Hence, we explore the impact of alloying an Al-4wt%Cu model alloy with Sc and Zr. Sc is found to have only minor impact on extrudability. The co-addition of Sc and Zr is found to double the hardness and this is due to a refinement of the grains and the precipitates.
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Verona, ItalyStart date
2017-06-20End date
2017-06-24eISSN
2214-7853Language
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Published in Materials Today: Proceedings, vol. 10 part 2, pp. 242-247Publication classification
E1 Full written paper - refereedCopyright notice
2018, Elsevier Ltd.Title of proceedings
Proceedings of the Aluminium Two Thousand World Congress and ICEB 2017Event
Aluminium Two Thousand and ICEB. World Congress (2017 : Verona, Italy)Publisher
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