7075 aluminium alloys; recrystallisation; pinning force
Abstract :
[en] 7000 series aluminium alloys are currently machined from the wrought state with much waste. There is therefore a motivation to identify effective near net shaping routes. Semi-solid processing is one such potential route. It relies on the thixotropic behaviour of alloys with non-dendritic spheroidal microstructures. In the semisolid state the material thins when sheared and will flow to fill the die. When worked material is reheated, it recrystallises and moving into the semi-solid state, the required spheroidal microstructure develops. Here we examine the early stages of spheroid formation in 7075 aluminium alloy reheated from the as-supplied T6 condition. This alloy is very resistant to recrystallisation in the solid state due to the presence of dispersoid particles pinning grain boundaries. There is a sudden increase in the appearance of spheroidal grains. There is a close association with the position of the first liquid to form. On reheating as-supplied material to around 580°C (fraction of liquid ~5%), a fully spheroidal microstructure can be obtained.
Research Center/Unit :
TU²
Disciplines :
Materials science & engineering
Author, co-author :
Atkinson, Helen Victoria; University of Leicester > Engineering > Materials > 2008
Burke, Karen; University of Leicester > Engineering > Materials > 2008
Vaneetveld, Grégory ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département d'aérospatiale et mécanique > Science des matériaux métalliques
Language :
English
Title :
Recrystallisation in the semi-solid state in 7075 aluminium alloy
Alternative titles :
[fr] Recristallisation de l'alliage d'aluminium 7075 à l'état semi-solide
Publication date :
January 2008
Journal title :
International Journal of Material Forming
ISSN :
1960-6206
eISSN :
1960-6214
Publisher :
Springer, Paris, France
Volume :
1
Issue :
Suppl 1
Pages :
973-976
Peer reviewed :
Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi
Name of the research project :
THIXALU
Funders :
MRW - Ministère de la Région wallonne
Commentary :
The goal of this paper is to understand mechanisms of 7075 recrystallisation. The particularity of AA 7075 recrystallisation is that it occurs at a temperature above the solidus.
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