Electrochemical characterization of Al–Li alloys AA2099 and AA2055 for aeronautical applications: effect of thermomechanical treatments
Third-generation Al–Li alloys are high-performance materials that are very attractive for aircraft and aerospace applications due to their relatively low density, high specific strength, and stiffness. To study the effect of heat treatments on the electrochemical behavior of two high-performance alu...
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| description | Third-generation Al–Li alloys are high-performance materials that are very attractive for aircraft and aerospace applications due to their relatively low density, high specific strength, and stiffness. To study the effect of heat treatments on the electrochemical behavior of two high-performance aluminum-lithium alloys, in this work the electrochemical noise technique was used to evaluate the corrosion behavior of AA2099 and AA2055 alloys under three conditions of different heat treatments, an annealing treatment (T0), a second treatment in solid solution, followed by rapid cooling (quenching) and subsequent artificial aging (T6), and a third treatment in solid solution, tempering, cold deformation, and maturation artificial (T8). The time series obtained from the electrochemical noise tests were visually analyzed, as well as the statistical parameters such as localization index (LI), bias, and kurtosis. Analysis in the frequency domain was also performed by means of power spectral density (PSD) signals. In general, it was observed that the distribution of precipitates on the surface of the alloys considerably affects the corrosion performance, as well as the concentration of Cl-1 ions in the test electrolytes. |
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