Effect of heat treatment on the ductility and magnetic properties of an iron alloy with 16% Al
Alloys for Precision Instruments
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Conclusions
- 1.
To obtain a dense and uniform structure with equiaxial grains, ingots of the Yu16 alloy must be cooled under the following conditions after pouring: The initial temperature of the cooling medium must be no lower than 800°C and the cooling rate must be 90–100 deg/h.
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It was found that hot rolling in an “envelope” with the existing equipment produces satisfactory sheets 750×1500 mm and 0.2–0.5 mm thick.
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The magnetic properties of the alloy are determined by the annealing temperature, the cooling medium, and the quenching temperature.
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Iron Heat Treatment Ductility Magnetic Property Initial Temperature
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