Microstructure and creep behavior in AE42 magnesium die-casting alloy
The microstructural analysis of die-cast AE42 reveals a correlation between microstructure and creep strength. A lamellar-phase Al,RE3, which dominates the interdendritic microstructure of the alloy, partly decomposes above 150 deg C into A12RE and Al (forming Mg,,412). The increased solubility of a...
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| description | The microstructural analysis of die-cast AE42 reveals a correlation between microstructure and creep strength. A lamellar-phase Al,RE3, which dominates the interdendritic microstructure of the alloy, partly decomposes above 150 deg C into A12RE and Al (forming Mg,,412). The increased solubility of aluminum in magnesium at higher temperatures may also promote the decomposition of Al,,RE,. The creep strength decreases sharply with these phase changes. |
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