Matthiessen empirical relations in binary Al-Fe and Al-Si alloys.

Precipitation Hardening of Al–Si–Mg Alloys

Zener Relaxation in Al-Li Binary Alloys

Internal friction (I.F.) and modulus measurements have been carried out as a function of temperature in order to study the Li mobility in an A1 8.1 at% Li 0.03 at% Zr alloy. The results show that the sequence of 6' and 6 precipitation can be followed through the evolution of the internal friction spectra. Two peaks appear in the internal friction spectrum. The low temperature peak Pz (450 K), h...

DECOMPOSITION IN BINARY Al-Li ALLOYS

We have investigated the influence of aging on the morphology and phase composition of annealed Al-Li binary alloys by means of an atom probe with a multi-detection system. The influence of artifacts such as the preferential evaporation of the Li-atoms and the pile-up effects for the Al-atoms were analysed as well. Specimens of Al 2.0 wt%Li andAl -2.9 wt%Li were solution treated and aged at 190...

CALCULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF Al-Fe, Al-Ni AND Ni-Fe ALLOYS USING FACTSAGE

Thermodynamic predicting analysis of three binary systems Al-Fe, Al-Ni and Ni-Fe are shown in this paper. Thermodynamic analysis involved calculation of activities, coefficient of activities, partial and integral values for enthalpies and Gibbs energies of mixing and excess energies at three different temperatures: 1873K, 1900K and 1973K, as well as calculated phase diagrams, for the investigat...

Phase relations and precipitation in Al–Mg–Si alloys with Cu additions§

Application prospects in automotive industry have led to extensive studies on 6xxx alloys in recent years. These alloys often contain Cu in varying amounts. This leads to the formation of the quaternary Al–Mg–Si–Cu family of alloys that may exist either as a 6xxx or a 2xxx alloy. These alloys have distinctive properties in part due to the occurrence of a phase, designated as Q, which is stable ...