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Title: 多元多相共晶とその鋳造用高強度アルミニウム合金開発への適用
Other Titles: Application of Multiphase Eutectics to Development of High Strength Cast Aluminum Alloys
Authors: 後藤, 正治
金, 炳日
朴, 炯鎬
Belov, N. A.
Zolotorevskij, V.S.
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???metadata.dc.contributor.alternative???: GOTO, Shoji
KIM, Byung-Il
PARK, Hyeoung-Ho
Publisher: 日本素材物性学会
Issue Date: Dec-2002
Type: Journal Article
Abstract: In order to develop high strength new casting aluminum alloys, a relation between microstructure and strength in multiphase eutectic alloys was analyzed from points of view of both theoretical and experimental approaches. Initially, microstructure of multiphase eutectics was discussed. Secondary, an AI-Ce-Ni multiphase eutectic alloy was cast and examined by compression test. Finally, strengthening mechanism of the AI-Ce-Ni multiphase eutectic alloy was analyzed. The results obtained are as follows. Even in the conventional foundry technique the multiphase eutectic alloy has large amounts of aluminide particles being very fine because of the independently crystal nucleation. The AI-Ce-Ni multiphase eutectic alloy showed 30~200% higher strength than commercial casting aluminum alloys. The strength consisted of strength of the aluminide particle itself, internal stress due to dislocations in Al phase and also Orowan stress increments due to the fine aluminide particles. This indicates the possibility in principal to develop new casting aluminum alloys.
Keywords: Casting alloys
AI-Ce-Ni alloy
Multiphase eutectics
Mechanical property
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10295/1275
Journal Title: 素材物性学雑誌
ISSN: 09199853
NCID: AN10140273
Volume: 15
Isuue: 2
Start Page: 66
End Page: 73
Textversion: publisher
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