Changes in the physical and mechanical properties of aluminum depending on the composition of the alloying elements

Abstract

Subject of research: the influence of the concentration and composition of alloying elements Mn, Ti, Cr, Y, Mo, W, V on the change in the aluminum recrystallization temperature.
 Purpose of research: to find the optimal concentration of alloying additives, at which the recrystallization temperature reaches its maximum value.
 Methods and objects of research: using the methods of thermodynamic analysis of binary state diagrams of aluminum with alloying additives, it has been established that the nature of the change in the recrystallization temperature depends on what type of eutectic or peritectic reaction the formation of intermetallic compounds belongs to. It is shown that aluminides act as alloy modifiers and impart high mechanical properties to products.
 Main results of research: it was found that for the AlMn system, the optimal content of Mn should be considered 0.2%, for the AlCr system, the maximum increase in the Al recrystallization temperature is observed at 0.6% Cr, for the AlY system, the mechanical properties of Al at elevated temperatures maximum at 1% Y.