TY - JOUR
T1 - Effect of homogenizing treatment on type of Al-Fe-Si phases in 6063 aluminum alloy ingots
AU - Tanihata, Hiroyuki
AU - Sugawara, Tomoyuki
AU - Matsuda, Kenji
AU - Ikeno, Susumu
PY - 1998/10
Y1 - 1998/10
N2 - The effecf of homogenizing treatment on the type of Al-Fe-Si intermetallik compound phases in 6063 aluminum alloys was investigated using X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The four kinds of alloys containing 0.1 to 0.5 mass%Fe were melted and then cooled at three cooling rates ranging from 0.06 to 50 K/ s, followed by the homogenization at 858 K for 54 ks and 2.4 Ms. The Al-Fe-Si compound particles were extracted from the alloy ingots using the thermal phenol method. A large amount of the β phases (monoclinic: a=b=0.612 nm, c=4.15 nm, β=91°) were found in the ingot containing 0.1 mass%Fe obtained by casting cooling rate of 0.06 K/s. When that ingot was homogenized at 858 K far 54 ks and 2.4 Ms, the amount of the β phases had a tendency to decrease, and that of the α′ phases (hexagonal: a=1.23 nm, c=2.62 nm) had a tendency to increase. Moreover, a large amount of the α phases (cubic: a=1.252 nm or 1.256 nm) were found in the ingot containing 0.3 mass%Fe obtained by casting cooling rate of 50 K/s. When that ingot was homogenized at 858 K for 54 ks, a large amount of the α phases remained like the as-cast ingot. However, in that ingot homogenized at 858 K for 2.4 Ms, the main Al-Fe-Si compound particles changed from the α phase to the α′ phase. In the 0.2 mass%Fe ingot at the casting cooling rate of 5 K/s, as solidified condition of commercial alloys, the β phase gradually decreased and the relative frequency of the α phase increased from 10% to 40% in homogenizing at 858 K for 54 ks. However, that of the α′ phase also increased to 50% in homogenized ingot. Furthermore, in that ingot homogenized at 858 K for 2.4 Ms, almost all the Al-Fe-Si compound particles were the α′ phase.
AB - The effecf of homogenizing treatment on the type of Al-Fe-Si intermetallik compound phases in 6063 aluminum alloys was investigated using X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The four kinds of alloys containing 0.1 to 0.5 mass%Fe were melted and then cooled at three cooling rates ranging from 0.06 to 50 K/ s, followed by the homogenization at 858 K for 54 ks and 2.4 Ms. The Al-Fe-Si compound particles were extracted from the alloy ingots using the thermal phenol method. A large amount of the β phases (monoclinic: a=b=0.612 nm, c=4.15 nm, β=91°) were found in the ingot containing 0.1 mass%Fe obtained by casting cooling rate of 0.06 K/s. When that ingot was homogenized at 858 K far 54 ks and 2.4 Ms, the amount of the β phases had a tendency to decrease, and that of the α′ phases (hexagonal: a=1.23 nm, c=2.62 nm) had a tendency to increase. Moreover, a large amount of the α phases (cubic: a=1.252 nm or 1.256 nm) were found in the ingot containing 0.3 mass%Fe obtained by casting cooling rate of 50 K/s. When that ingot was homogenized at 858 K for 54 ks, a large amount of the α phases remained like the as-cast ingot. However, in that ingot homogenized at 858 K for 2.4 Ms, the main Al-Fe-Si compound particles changed from the α phase to the α′ phase. In the 0.2 mass%Fe ingot at the casting cooling rate of 5 K/s, as solidified condition of commercial alloys, the β phase gradually decreased and the relative frequency of the α phase increased from 10% to 40% in homogenizing at 858 K for 54 ks. However, that of the α′ phase also increased to 50% in homogenized ingot. Furthermore, in that ingot homogenized at 858 K for 2.4 Ms, almost all the Al-Fe-Si compound particles were the α′ phase.
KW - 6063 aluminum alloy
KW - Al-Fe-Si intermetallic phase
KW - Homogenizing treatment
KW - Transmission electron microscopy
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U2 - 10.2464/jilm.48.489
DO - 10.2464/jilm.48.489
M3 - 学術論文
AN - SCOPUS:0032182402
SN - 0451-5994
VL - 48
SP - 489
EP - 493
JO - Keikinzoku/Journal of Japan Institute of Light Metals
JF - Keikinzoku/Journal of Japan Institute of Light Metals
IS - 10
ER -