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Hot Tearing in Al-Cu Alloys

Cast Metals, 1990
SynopsisThe experimental results of the hot tearing of Al-Cu alloys carried out by several different investigators using different tests are summarised.
J. Campbell, T. W. Clyne
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Hot-tearing in Aluminium Copper Alloys

Cast Metals, 1988
An experimental technique has been developed to investigate hot tearing. In this technique either the load or strain built up during casting could be measured as a function of the mould wall temper...
Y.F. Guven, J. D. Hunt
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A New Approach to Hot Tearing

JOM, 1956
shows that the hot tearing tendency exists in a narrow temperature range and is primarily effected by the heterogeneous freezing point of the metal.
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Study on hot tearing tendency during continuous casting of steel by overall hot tearing susceptibility (OHTS)

International Journal of Cast Metals Research, 2014
In this work, a new criterion for estimating hot tear susceptibility called overall hot tearing susceptibility (OHTS) is proposed to determine hot tearing tendency in the mould region during continuous casting. The OHTS criterion takes into account the cooling rate, brittle temperature range, strain rate and thickness of the brittle region.
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Hot Tearing in Cast Aluminum Alloys

Materials Science Forum, 2011
MPI and CANMET, both members of the Light Metal Alliance, launched a research project to study hot tearing in aluminum alloys. In this project, a reliable test method to quantitatively evaluate hot tearing was developed, and the processing variables affecting hot tearing tendency were also investigated.
Shimin Li   +2 more
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A hot tearing propagation model for steel

Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2023
Zenghuang Lin   +8 more
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Determination of Strain during Hot Tearing by Image Correlation

Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, 2007
The evolution of strain and strain at the onset of localization resulting in a hot tear has been determined for alloys AA6111, AA3104, CA31218, and Al-0.5 wt pct Cu during solidification. A bar constrained at both ends was solidified with a window above the hot spot region to allow observation of hot tear formation and growth.
Mitchell, J. B.   +4 more
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Hot tear susceptibility of aluminium–silicon binary alloys

International Journal of Cast Metals Research, 2010
AbstractHot tear susceptibility (HTS) of Al–Si alloys in the 0–5–3·0 wt-%Si has been determined using a constrained rod casting test and a quantitative index. Hot tear susceptibility was seen to decrease with increasing silicon content. Hot tear severity varied directly with solidification shrinkageβ, the non-equilibrium freezing range ΔT′, dendrite ...
M. O. Pekguleryuz   +4 more
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In situ observation of hot tearing formation in succinonitrile-acetone

Acta Materialia, 2001
Abstract Hot tears have been induced during the solidification of a succinonitrile-acetone alloy by pulling the columnar dendrites in the transverse direction with a pulling stick. The opening of the mushy zone (hot tears) always occurred at grain boundaries.
Farup, I., Drezet, J.-M., Rappaz, M.
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Hot tearing in aluminium alloys [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
Hot tearing continues to be a major problem in both Direct Chill (DC) and shape casting of aluminium alloys. It can limit productivity and influence the viability of casting some alloy compositions. While the underlying cause of hot tearing is understood i.e.
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