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Título del libro: 8th Pacific Rim International Congress On Advanced Materials And Processing 2013, Pricm 8
Título del capítulo: Recrystallisation of cold rolled CuMgSn alloys produced from thin cast slabs

Autores UNAM:
AGUSTIN EDUARDO BRAVO BENARD; VICTOR HUGO JACOBO ARMENDARIZ; ARMANDO ORTIZ PRADO; RAFAEL SCHOUWENAARS;
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Idioma:
Inglés
Año de publicación:
2013
Palabras clave:

Alloying elements; Casting; Cold rolling; Cooling; Dispersions; Grain growth; High strength alloys; High strength steel; Metal cladding; Recrystallization (metallurgy); Solidification; Adhesive wears; High cooling rates; Inter-metallic particle; Interdendritic eutectics; Particle dispersion; Recrystallisation; Technical difficulties; Tribological compatibilities; Alloy steel


Resumen:

CuMgSn alloys are investigated as a high-strength substitute for CuPb alloys in journal bearings, based on the tribological compatibility of Mg with steel. While the incorporation of Mg into a copper alloy presents considerable technical difficulties, it was found that its effect on hardness is extraordinary; there are good indications that Mg reduces the tendency for adhesive wear. Higher amounts of alloying elements, as well as slower cooling rates during solidification increase the presence of a brittle interdendritic eutectic, forbidding cold-working. Below 2 wt% of Sn and Mg and using high cooling rates, the slabs can be cold-rolled up to 80% reduction. Isothermal recrystallisation treatments at 600°C provoke highly heterogeneous intermediate microstructures, with some zones fully recrystallised and others showing a cold-rolled structure. Dispersed intermetallic particles separating zones with different kinetics prevent excessive grain growth, allowing the subsequent recrystallisation of slower grains, mitigating the heterogeneity of the final product.


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