2013
DOI: 10.1177/1464420713512249
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Effects of annealing temperature on the mechanical properties and sensitization of 5083-H116 aluminum alloy

Abstract: This study elucidates how annealing temperature affects the mechanical properties and sensitization of 5083-H116 aluminum alloys. Nitric Acid Mass Loss Test was conducted to investigate the sensitization behavior of the annealed specimens. The results indicated that the mechanical properties were more sensitive to the annealing temperature than to the annealing time. The mechanical properties of the alloys became rapidly worse upon annealing between 250 and 350 ℃. 5083-H116 aluminum alloy became sensitized and… Show more

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“…Different precipitate particles are formed by phase transformations during the sensitization process. In sensitized Al‐Mg alloys, rearrangement of dislocations and dislocation substructures due to the transformation from single phase α to equilibrium β‐phase are mainly responsible for the reorientation of the grain structure . Additionally, prolonged annealing or sensitization provides suitable temperature and time for the solute atoms to redistribute themselves through phase transformation near grain boundaries as well as filling of lattice vacancies throughout the grains; hence, reorientation of grain size is inevitable .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different precipitate particles are formed by phase transformations during the sensitization process. In sensitized Al‐Mg alloys, rearrangement of dislocations and dislocation substructures due to the transformation from single phase α to equilibrium β‐phase are mainly responsible for the reorientation of the grain structure . Additionally, prolonged annealing or sensitization provides suitable temperature and time for the solute atoms to redistribute themselves through phase transformation near grain boundaries as well as filling of lattice vacancies throughout the grains; hence, reorientation of grain size is inevitable .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algunos autores han observado que, con los cambios de temperatura posteriores a los 300°C, los precipitados del tipo Al 6 (Mn, Fe) pueden modificar su morfología de romboidal a la de dispersoides tipo bastón, o descomponerse en la fase metaestable Al 12 Mn, insinuando este hecho que, tal vez, desde esta temperatura y posteriores esta fase ya no sea eficaz para frenar la migración de contornos de grano [14,[21][22][23]. Los ciclos térmicos tienen un importante efecto sobre las propiedades mecánicas y el comportamiento a la corrosión de esta aleación [20,[24][25].…”
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“…In figure 3a and Table 4, it is clear that AA 5083 marine aluminium alloy will resist uniform corrosion better than AA 5086 due to the percentage of Mg in AA 5083 (3.8 %) which is higher than Mg value in AA 5086 (3.11 %). The corrosion rate of AA 5083 alloy will decrease as a result of recrystallization annealing as shown in figure 3b and Table 5, due to annealing in the range of 230-350 0 C which will improve AA 5083 sensitization [28]. In AA 5086 the corrosion rate will increase due to (Al3 Mg2) precipitate along the grain boundary of AA 5086 during the fabrication of the plate [29] which will result in intergranular corrosion, and the disappearance of Ti from the microstructure of AA 5086.…”
Section: Effect Of Recrystallization Annealing On Corrosion Behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%