QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OF SECONDARY SILUMINS BY USING REFINING-MODIFYING, HEAT AND LASER TREATMENTS
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Abstract
Purpose. As a rule secondary silumins are characterized by lower quality than their primary analogues. During
manufacture of alloys a large quantity of intermetallides, first of all on the basis of iron, in their structure is ignored.
To achieve the optimum level of properties it is necessary to search for ways to adapt refining-modifying, heat and
laser treatments to peculiarities of the structure of secondary Al-Si alloys. Methodology. The research was carried
out by using standard methods of metallographic analysis, determination of foundry, mechanical and service properties
of alloys according to rotatable plans of multifactor experiments. Findings. It was established, that refiningmodifying
treatment is a required procedure during manufacture of secondary silumins as it permits to effectively
influence the iron-containing phases' segregations by changing their morphology, size and distribution and to increase
the effectiveness of further treatment in solid state. It was found that standard modes of heat treatment are not
optimal for secondary silumins. Laser treatment has shown high effectiveness in increasing of strength, wear resistance,
corrosion and cavitation resistance of secondary Al-Si alloys, and the increased iron content contributed to
additional solid solution hardening. Originality. It was established, that after refining-modifying treatment the phase
Al5SiFe, which crystallizes in the shape of long stretched plates transformed into phase Al15(FeMn)3Si2 in skeletal or
polyhedral shape. The relationship between iron content in secondary silumins and holding time during heat treatment
that ensures optimum of mechanical properties was obtained. It was proved that the presence of ironcontaining
intermetallides Al5SiFe results in the decrease of hardened layer's depth during laser treatment. It was
established, that with increasing of iron concentration the corrosion rate of secondary silumins in 3 % NaCl + 0.1 %
H2O2 and 10 % HCl environments increases. Practical value. The offered technical solutions are instrumental in
upgrading second silumins to the level which allows to utilize them as raw material for making of alloys on the basis
of aluminium.
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| Authors | Volchok, I. P.;Skuibida, O. L.;Liutova, O. V.;Shyrokobokova, N. V.; |
| Journal | nauka ta progres transportu |
| Year | 2014 |
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