Effect of temperature on silicon particle damage in A356 alloy
Quantitative data are reported on the effect of temperature on the fraction of damaged silicon particles in a chill-cast A356 alloy. It is found that the damage rate of silicon particles increases significantly with decreasing temperature and that the alloy strength and hardening rate increase with...
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description | Quantitative data are reported on the effect of temperature on the fraction of damaged silicon particles in a chill-cast A356 alloy. It is found that the damage rate of silicon particles increases significantly with decreasing temperature and that the alloy strength and hardening rate increase with decreasing temperature. This gives rise to a stress state with higher stress triaxiality, which leads to an increase in the damage rate of silicon particles. (AIAA) |
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