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来自: 中国浙江宁波
铝合金6063合金
Abstract1 ~0 ^5 O: k! F6 [) d
Wear behaviour of age-hardened 6063 aluminium alloy was evaluated under dry sliding conditions. A certain part of the
) _$ s, U: L: R- Valuminium samples was solution treated at 510 jC for 2, 4, 6 and 8 h, water-quenched then aged at 180 jC for 4 h, and the other
6 `% z- y2 Q! G1 ?: apart was solution treated at 510 jC for 6 h, water-quenched then aged at 180 jC for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 h in a muffle furnace. The
2 {, f. K0 f+ G/ n* D& |; |as-cast and the aged samples were fully characterised before and after the wear testing using hardness, profilometer, scanning
1 y" H; R1 E4 ?1 k5 ^ Kelectron microscopy (SEM), optical microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and energy dispersive detector (EDS). The wear tests using8 L, }' O! v$ L7 E; o
on a pin-on-disc machine showed that the aging treatments improved the wear behaviour of AA 6063 alloy compared to as-cast
6 e# ~) ]+ J0 ^8 I. E! Esamples.
( z& X4 B- p3 k$ B0 G$ a' b5 v6 z8 YD 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.8 C, o0 p" z, `! G c
Keywords: Artificial aging; Aluminium alloy; Wear; Pin-on-disk tribometer |
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