Influences of Alloying Element on the Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloy- A Review

Yadav, Abhishek; Panchal, None Jitender

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“…% Si alloy, it is found the corrosion resistance decreases [9]. Rana and Rajesh (2012): the effects of Copper on the corrosion of Aluminum alloys were studied, and they found copper effect generally reduces the corrosion resistance of aluminum and in certain alloys and tempers, it increase stress corrosion susceptibility [10].…”

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“…iv) By using a four digit balance weighing each specimen. v) The specimens from number (1-6) were immersed in acidic solution (H 2 SO 4 ), and the specimens (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12) were immersed in alkaline solution (NaOH). vi) Preparing the chemical solutions (acidic & alkaline) mediums using pH meter.…”

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The effect of adding different percentages of Copper on corrosion of pure Aluminum

Mahmood¹

2023

Tikrit J. Pure Sci.

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Aluminum and its alloys normally solidify in a columnar structure according to directionally slow cooling rate which results in decreasing the mechanical strength. Aluminum has a huge tendency to unite with oxygen to form oxide film on its surface, offers of it excellent resistance to corrosion and provides years of maintenance-free service and offered it excellent corrosion resistance and spare a lot of years without maintenance. Because of the aluminum and its alloys in fact work applications. Study was carried out on the coppers impact in addition to pure aluminum were six different Al-Cu alloys of (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) wt% Cu content were prepared and experimentally tested in acidic and alkaline medium. As in general the increase in the percentages of copper led to increased total corrosion rates of the samples submerged in corrosive medium. From obtained results has been reached that the corrosion rate of the alloy which 6%Cu content was (0.02585MPY) higher than the corrosion rate of the alloy of the 1%Cu content where it was (0.00081MPY) were the two alloys submerged in acidic medium, while the corrosion of the alloy 6%Cu was (0.505414MPY) higher than the from the corrosion rate of 1%Cu which it was (0.433369MPY) were the two alloys submerged in alkali medium. As was attained that the corrosion rates in the alkaline medium were higher in acidic medium corrosion rates.

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The effect of adding different percentages of Copper on corrosion of pure Aluminum

Mahmood¹

2023

Tikrit J. Pure Sci.

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“…Aluminum alloys are used, which are suitable due to their low density, high strength, formability and weldability. Even low concentrations of alloying elements such as magnesium, silicon, copper, tin, nickel or manganese significantly change the properties compared to pure aluminum, [2]. When welding the components, aluminum alloys with different materials are usually used as additive material.…”

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Development of an endoscopic LIBS system for in situ material analysis of metal compositions

Schmiedel,

Kabardiadi-Virkovski,

Baselt

et al. 2024

Photonic Instrumentation Engineering XI

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In the automotive industry, new material combinations and optimized designs enable material savings and weight reductions. However, during welding, the different properties of the materials lead to structural changes and in-fluence the strength of the joint. Testing of the resulting intermetallic phase is of crucial importance for safety-relevant components, which currently often requires complex and destructive methods. The aim of the project is to develop a fiber-based, endoscopic LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) system that enables spatially resolved determination of the material composition of welded joints in cavities or complex deep-drawn components of wrought aluminum alloys. The proposed method offers advantages in terms of measurement speed and reduced sample destruction.

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“…Aluminum is a light metal exhibiting a high degree of corrosion resistance in normal corrosive environments [1]. Aluminum is almost always alloyed, which significantly improves its mechanical properties [1,2]. The main alloying elements are copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), magnesium (Mg), manganese (Mn), iron (Fe) and silicon (Si) [3].…”

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“…The properties of a particular aluminum product depend on the alloy chosen. The mechanical properties of aluminum alloys are defined by a number of principal microstructural features [2]. Hardness is a mechanical property that measures the ability of a material to resist indentation and it is closely related to the material's strength [1].…”

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Using Neural Networks to Predict the Hardness of Aluminum Alloys

Zahran

2015

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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Aluminum alloys have gained significant industrial importance being involved in many of the light and heavy industries and especially in aerospace engineering. The mechanical properties of aluminum alloys are defined by a number of principal microstructural features. Conventional mathematical models of these properties are sometimes very complex to be analytically calculated. In this paper, a neural network model is used to predict the correlations between the hardness of aluminum alloys in relation to certain alloying elements. A backpropagation neural network is trained using a thorough dataset. The impact of certain elements is documented and an optimum structure is proposed

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Influences of Alloying Element on the Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloy- A Review

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The effect of adding different percentages of Copper on corrosion of pure Aluminum

The effect of adding different percentages of Copper on corrosion of pure Aluminum

Development of an endoscopic LIBS system for in situ material analysis of metal compositions

Using Neural Networks to Predict the Hardness of Aluminum Alloys

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