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来自: 中国浙江宁波
铝合金6063合金
Abstract
. \9 D5 A4 \( z* fWear behaviour of age-hardened 6063 aluminium alloy was evaluated under dry sliding conditions. A certain part of the, d$ j; U" p( F3 t, Q" i. t( r* | ?) }
aluminium 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 other4 i# i2 A* K5 _* I0 l( @
part 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' ]" y$ x6 ?5 I& N2 {$ o- R- c
as-cast and the aged samples were fully characterised before and after the wear testing using hardness, profilometer, scanning
: l r/ `) @, f" c% k3 ^( ?6 welectron microscopy (SEM), optical microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and energy dispersive detector (EDS). The wear tests using
' D$ S/ K, E8 G8 [; q) x4 F1 [, con a pin-on-disc machine showed that the aging treatments improved the wear behaviour of AA 6063 alloy compared to as-cast
4 i9 Q6 u2 C1 `samples.
y* i9 o0 U/ b% k5 u9 o5 LD 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
2 [: U8 t5 I, s' n6 JKeywords: Artificial aging; Aluminium alloy; Wear; Pin-on-disk tribometer |
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