semi-solid extrusion of aluminum alloy zl116
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Abstract
The semi-solid forward-extruding feasibility of reheated ZL116 alloy cast by the near-liquidus semicontinuous casting process was studied by analyzing the microstructures and properties of forward-extruded bars.The results show that the microstructure of the ZL116 alloy billets cast by near-liquidus semi-continuous casting is mainly made up of homogeneous, fi ne global- or rosette-shaped grains. The microstructure of the billets, reheated and held at 575℃, contains stable and net-spherical grains which are suitable for semi-solid thixoforming. The semi-solid forward-extruded bars of the ZL116 alloy billet are facially smooth, microstructurally fine and homogeneous. Therefore the feasibility of semi-solid forward-extrusion of ZL116 alloy is thus excellent.
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| Authors | ;Zhao Dazhi;Lu Guimin;Cui Jianzhong |
| Journal | bioconjugate chemistry |
| Year | 2008 |
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