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Hot tearing susceptibility of binary Mg–Y alloy castings [PDF]
Abstract The influence of Y content on the hot tearing susceptibility (HTS) of binary Mg–Y alloys has been predicted using thermodynamic calculations based on Clyne and Davies model. The calculated results are compared with experimental results determined using a constrained rod casting (CRC) apparatus with a load cell and data acquisition system ...
Wang, Z. +6 more
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Aluminum alloys 5083, 6061, and 7075 are prone to hot tearing under direct-chill casting conditions; the defects that form during solidification of those alloys are highly sensitive to variation in the alloying elements, with these elements commonly ...
Kai-Yu Liang +6 more
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Modification of Constrained Rod Casting Mold for New Hot Tearing Measurement [PDF]
Hot tearing severity was evaluated in this experiment by introducing a new apparatus called Constrained Rod Casting Modified Horizontal (CRCM-Horizontal). Six constraint bars with different lengths can produce hot tearing on the cast sample.
V. Malau, Akhyar, P. Tri Iswanto
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AA6111 alloys are widely used in the automotive industry owing to their high strength/weight ratio, good corrosion resistance, and reasonable formability.
Mohamed Qassem +3 more
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Hot Tearing Susceptibility of AXJ530 Alloy Under Low-Frequency Alternating Magnetic Field [PDF]
Herein, a hot tearing measured system with external excitation coil and a differential thermal analysis system with applied magnetic field were used to study the effects of low-frequency alternating magnetic field on the solidification behavior and hot tearing susceptibility (HTS) of the AXJ530 alloy under different magnetic field parameters.
Xudong Du +5 more
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Effect of V and N on the microstructure evolution during continuous casting of steel [PDF]
Low Carbon (LC) steel is not expected to be sensitive to hot tearing and/or cracking while microalloyed steels are known for their high cracking sensitivity during continuous casting. Experience of the Direct Sheet Plant caster at Tata Steel in Ijmuiden (
B Santillana +7 more
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Development of hot tearing evaluation method for Al-based alloys
This paper focuses on developing an advanced test method and its use to study hot tearing defects in aluminium alloy castings. The paper consists of two parts.
Brůna M.
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Atomic-scale grain boundary engineering to overcome hot-cracking in additively-manufactured superalloys [PDF]
There are still debates regarding the mechanisms that lead to hot cracking in parts build by additive manufacturing (AM) of non-weldable Ni-based superalloys.
Abed, Stéphane +11 more
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Relationship between solidification microstructure and hot cracking susceptibility for continuous casting of low-carbon and high-strength low-alloyed steels: A phase-field study [PDF]
© The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2013Hot cracking is one of the major defects in continuous casting of steels, frequently limiting the productivity.
A. Choudhury +40 more
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Based on the hot tearing index |∆T/∆(fs)0.5| recently proposed by Kou and the thermodynamic calculations of Pandat software, Al, Cu, and Mn elements were picked up and their influence on hot tearing susceptibility of Mg–xZn (x = 6, 8, 10, wt%) alloys was
Zhenzhen Yang +6 more
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