2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2004.04.345
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Microscopic study regarding the microstructure evolution of the 8006 alloy in the plastic deformation process

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“…Moreover, spherical particles of aluminium boride can be seen on the surface of the sheets. They are small in size and non-deformable particles compared to the ductile aluminium matrix, but they can affect the performance of the sheet rolling [19,20].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, spherical particles of aluminium boride can be seen on the surface of the sheets. They are small in size and non-deformable particles compared to the ductile aluminium matrix, but they can affect the performance of the sheet rolling [19,20].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are small in size and non-deformable particles compared to the ductile aluminium matrix, but they can affect the performance of the sheet rolling. [19,20] Homogenization processing has a critical contribution by allowing the precipitation of excessive alloying elements in the solid solution before subsequent thermomechanical processing. However, the high solidification rate encountered in TRC (twin-roll casting) not only favours the supersaturation and metastable condition of the alloying elements, but also hinders their microsegregation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, the AA8XXX alloy series is an interesting category of aluminum alloys which includes additions of iron and manganese close to the Al-Fe-Mn ternary eutectic [32]. This provides an excellent combination of strength and ductility at room temperature, and allows the mechanical strength to be maintained at elevated temperatures [32,33]. In particular, AA8006 is a well-known alloy in this series which is characterized by intermediate strength with high ductility, and contains approximately ~1.5 wt% and ~0.5 wt%, contents of iron and manganese, respectively [32].…”
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“…The desirable tensile properties are attained through a uniform dispersion of fine stabilized secondary-phase dispersoids within a fine-grained Al-matrix [33]. This aluminum alloy is typically processed in the form of common household Al-foils in wide-spread use in containers, heat exchangers, air-conditioners, insulations, cable wrap and other technical applications [32,33]. However, general applications of these Al-based materials are restricted due to their low hardness, strength and wear resistance [31].…”
Section: Accepted Manuscriptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As ligas de alumínio da série 8XXX são caracterizadas por composições variadas, sendo as mais importantes: as denominadas 8006 (Al-Fe-Mn), 8011 (Al-Fe-Si) e 8018 (Al-Fe-Si-Cu) [13]. Estas ligas têm sido utilizadas com sucesso pelas indústrias de embalagem e microeletrônica, devido à sua alta ductilidade.…”
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