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Möller, H
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Govender, G
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Stumpf, WE
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2009-03-26T13:51:30Z |
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2009-03-26T13:51:30Z |
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2008-09 |
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Moller, H, Govender, G and Stumpf, WE. 2008. Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356. 10th International Conference on Semi-Solid processing of alloys and composites (S2P). Aachen, Germany and Liege, Belgium, 16 - 18 September 2008. Solid State Phenomena, Vols. 141-143 (2008), pp 737-742 |
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9783908451594 |
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1012-0394 |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3251
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10th International Conference on Semi-Solid processing of alloys and composites (S2P). Aachen, Germany and Liege, Belgium, 16 - 18 September 2008.
Copyright: 2008 Trans Tech Publications |
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dc.description.abstract |
The heat treatment cycles that are currently applied to semi-solid processed components are mostly those that are in use for dendritic casting alloys. These heat treatments are not necessarily the optimum treatments for non-dendritic microstructures. For rheocast alloy A356, it is shown that natural aging prior to artificial aging causes the time-to-peak-hardness to be longer compared to the time when only artificial aging is used. Furthermore, a hardness plateau is maintained during artificial aging at 180oC between 1 and 5 hours without any prior natural aging. A natural aging period as short as 1 hour results in a hardness peak (rather than a plateau) to be reached during artificial aging after 4 hours at 180oC |
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Trans Tech Publications |
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dc.subject |
Semi-solid metal |
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SSM |
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Rheocasting |
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Alloy A356 |
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Natural aging |
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Artificial forming |
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Tensile properties |
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Hardness plateau |
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Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356 |
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Conference Presentation |
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dc.identifier.apacitation |
Möller, H., Govender, G., & Stumpf, W. (2008). Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356. Trans Tech Publications. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3251 |
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Möller, H, G Govender, and WE Stumpf. "Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356." (2008): http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3251 |
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Möller H, Govender G, Stumpf W, Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356; Trans Tech Publications; 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3251 . |
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dc.identifier.ris |
TY - Conference Presentation
AU - Möller, H
AU - Govender, G
AU - Stumpf, WE
AB - The heat treatment cycles that are currently applied to semi-solid processed components are mostly those that are in use for dendritic casting alloys. These heat treatments are not necessarily the optimum treatments for non-dendritic microstructures. For rheocast alloy A356, it is shown that natural aging prior to artificial aging causes the time-to-peak-hardness to be longer compared to the time when only artificial aging is used. Furthermore, a hardness plateau is maintained during artificial aging at 180oC between 1 and 5 hours without any prior natural aging. A natural aging period as short as 1 hour results in a hardness peak (rather than a plateau) to be reached during artificial aging after 4 hours at 180oC
DA - 2008-09
DB - ResearchSpace
DP - CSIR
KW - Semi-solid metal
KW - SSM
KW - Rheocasting
KW - Alloy A356
KW - Natural aging
KW - Artificial forming
KW - Tensile properties
KW - Hardness plateau
LK - https://researchspace.csir.co.za
PY - 2008
SM - 9783908451594
SM - 1012-0394
T1 - Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356
TI - Natural and artificial aging response of semi-solid metal processed alloy A356
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3251
ER -
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