Effects of precipitate morphology on the notch sensitivity of ductile fracture in heat-treatable aluminum alloys

Volume: 527, Issue: 27-28, Pages: 7369 - 7381
Published: Oct 1, 2010
Abstract
Precipitate morphology evolution (PME) has been achieved in an Al–Mg–Si alloy by using two-step aging treatment. The PME from spherical gradually to rod-/needle-like allows us to track the mechanical properties to the precipitate morphology. For comparison, precipitate content evolution (PCE) was also developed in this alloy using one-step aging treatment, where the shape of precipitates was kept almost the same of needle-like. Systematic...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of precipitate morphology on the notch sensitivity of ductile fracture in heat-treatable aluminum alloys
Published Date
Oct 1, 2010
Volume
527
Issue
27-28
Pages
7369 - 7381
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