Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)

The present work was performed to investigate the effect of different solution treatment temperature on commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head during artificial ageing process. All samples were sectioned from recycled automotive cylinder head and solution heat treated at 495°C, 510°C a...

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spelling my-unimap-128542011-06-28T14:11:29Z Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319) Murizam, Darus The present work was performed to investigate the effect of different solution treatment temperature on commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head during artificial ageing process. All samples were sectioned from recycled automotive cylinder head and solution heat treated at 495°C, 510°C and 525°C each for a period of 10 hours. All samples were then quenched into ice water at 0°C and followed by artificial ageing at 180°C for a time up to 20 hours. The precipitation behaviours was monitored by Vicker’s microhardness test and electrical resistivity measurement. Precipitation occurrence were characterised by thermal analysis method and SEM/EDX technique on critical sample. The effect of heat treatment processes was observed by metallographic technique. It is seen that the aluminium alloy exhibit age hardening response similar to artificial ageing where as the the peak-age hardening accelerated when higher solution temperature applied. The hardening effect achieved was due to precipitation of metastable phases of θ˝/θ΄, β˝/β΄, and Q˝Q΄ except for 495°C where the coarser silicon particles contributes to the peak-aged hardening. Silicon particle were fragmentised and spherodised during high temperature solution treatment and homogenised into the aluminium matrix. Prolonged artificial ageing resulting the silicon particles to growth and reduces the nucleation site for phases precipitation, thus reduce the aluminium alloy hardening. Universiti Malaysia Perlis 2010 Thesis en http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/123456789/12854 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/12854/3/license.txt 8e2682e6d3c94dd2842637df5cb76e2a http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/12854/1/p.%201-24.pdf 43bfc73a12d6f053b00ba12791c1b372 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/12854/2/Full%20Text.pdf 09c5675eab1cd35fe4bf5f9bbd57cdf6 Aluminium Recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head Alluminium alloys A319 alloy Heat treatment School of Materials Engineering
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topic Aluminium
Recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head
Alluminium alloys
A319 alloy
Heat treatment
spellingShingle Aluminium
Recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head
Alluminium alloys
A319 alloy
Heat treatment
Murizam, Darus
Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
description The present work was performed to investigate the effect of different solution treatment temperature on commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head during artificial ageing process. All samples were sectioned from recycled automotive cylinder head and solution heat treated at 495°C, 510°C and 525°C each for a period of 10 hours. All samples were then quenched into ice water at 0°C and followed by artificial ageing at 180°C for a time up to 20 hours. The precipitation behaviours was monitored by Vicker’s microhardness test and electrical resistivity measurement. Precipitation occurrence were characterised by thermal analysis method and SEM/EDX technique on critical sample. The effect of heat treatment processes was observed by metallographic technique. It is seen that the aluminium alloy exhibit age hardening response similar to artificial ageing where as the the peak-age hardening accelerated when higher solution temperature applied. The hardening effect achieved was due to precipitation of metastable phases of θ˝/θ΄, β˝/β΄, and Q˝Q΄ except for 495°C where the coarser silicon particles contributes to the peak-aged hardening. Silicon particle were fragmentised and spherodised during high temperature solution treatment and homogenised into the aluminium matrix. Prolonged artificial ageing resulting the silicon particles to growth and reduces the nucleation site for phases precipitation, thus reduce the aluminium alloy hardening.
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author Murizam, Darus
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title Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
title_short Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
title_full Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
title_fullStr Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
title_full_unstemmed Effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (A319)
title_sort effects of solution treatment temperature on the mechanical properties of commercial recycled aluminium alloy cylinder head (a319)
granting_institution Universiti Malaysia Perlis
granting_department School of Materials Engineering
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