Precipitation microstructure in Al-Si-Mg-Mn alloy with Zr additions

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Precipitation microstructure in Al-Si-Mg-Mn alloy with Zr additions. / Vončina, Maja; Medved, Jožef ; Kores, Stanislav et al.
In: Materials characterization, Vol. 155.2019, No. September, 109820, 09.2019.

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Vončina M, Medved J, Kores S, Xie P, Schumacher P, LI J. Precipitation microstructure in Al-Si-Mg-Mn alloy with Zr additions. Materials characterization. 2019 Sept;155.2019(September):109820. Epub 2019 Jul 15. doi: 10.1016/j.matchar.2019.109820

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Vončina, Maja ; Medved, Jožef ; Kores, Stanislav et al. / Precipitation microstructure in Al-Si-Mg-Mn alloy with Zr additions. In: Materials characterization. 2019 ; Vol. 155.2019, No. September.

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abstract = "The precipitation microstructure of Al-10Si-0.5 Mg-0.5Mn (wt%) alloys with different Zr additions was investigated. The β-type (i.e. Mg 2Si) phase was observed to be dominant in the precipitation microstructure. Furthermore, the Q-Al 5Cu 2Mg 8Si 6 phase and the π-Al 8Mg 3FeSi 6 phase were also observed to be the dominant thermodynamically stable precipitates at 180 °C. The main strengthening effect can be attributed to the Q-Al 5Cu 2Mg 8Si 6 and β-type (i.e. Mg 2Si) precipitates due to the fact that the π-Al 8Mg 3FeSi 6 phase is relatively large in size, plate-like in morphology, and low in number density and thereby volume fraction. More importantly, the Zr addition into the Al-Si-Mg-Mn alloys causes the precipitation to start at a lower temperature during ageing, which can be due to the grain refinement effect by Zr addition and thereby enhanced diffusion. This paper provides some insights in precipitation microstructure and thereby shortening the ageing treatment at a relatively low ageing temperature. ",
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