Patent classifications
C22C23/02
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AIRCRAFT MEMBER
The present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member having both high strength and good ductility. Further, the present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member satisfying required flame resistance. Further, the present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member satisfying required corrosion resistance. In a method of manufacturing the aircraft member according to the present disclosure, a billet of an Mg—Al—Ca based alloy is extruded at an extrusion temperature that is higher than or equal to 350° C. and lower than or equal to 400° C. and at a ram rate that is higher than or equal to 1 mm/sec and lower than or equal to 3 mm/sec.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AIRCRAFT MEMBER
The present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member having both high strength and good ductility. Further, the present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member satisfying required flame resistance. Further, the present disclosure intends to provide an aircraft member satisfying required corrosion resistance. In a method of manufacturing the aircraft member according to the present disclosure, a billet of an Mg—Al—Ca based alloy is extruded at an extrusion temperature that is higher than or equal to 350° C. and lower than or equal to 400° C. and at a ram rate that is higher than or equal to 1 mm/sec and lower than or equal to 3 mm/sec.
Methods and systems for degrading downhole tools containing magnesium
A downhole tool comprising magnesium is placed in a well bore in a subterranean formation for performance of a downhole operation. After performance of the downhole operation, rather than mechanically retrieving or removing the tool, at least a portion of the magnesium in the downhole tool is dissolved by contacting the downhole tool with an aqueous ammonium chloride solution.
Methods and systems for degrading downhole tools containing magnesium
A downhole tool comprising magnesium is placed in a well bore in a subterranean formation for performance of a downhole operation. After performance of the downhole operation, rather than mechanically retrieving or removing the tool, at least a portion of the magnesium in the downhole tool is dissolved by contacting the downhole tool with an aqueous ammonium chloride solution.
Magnesium alloy, preparation method thereof, and process for preparing wheels by using the magnesium alloy
The disclosure discloses a high-speed spinning magnesium alloy and a preparation method thereof, the magnesium alloy has Mg—Al—Zn—Mn—Sr alloy with a high formability and high strength, and its chemical composition mass percentage is: Al: 2.4-4.5 wt. %; Zn: 0.6-1.2 wt. %; Mn: 0.4-0.6 wt. %; Sr: 0.15-0.3 wt. %; the balance is Mg. The present disclosure adopts the principle that by increasing the content of Mn in the magnesium alloy, a large amount of Mn-rich phase is generated during the alloy preparation process, and the degree of subcooling is controlled so that a fine spherical dispersed nano-scale Mn-rich phase is obtained during the solidification process. The nano-scale Mn-rich precipitate phase can pin the grain boundaries and inhibit the grain boundary migration to refine grains and achieve the effect of improving the strength. The divorced eutectic Mg.sub.17Al.sub.12 phase generated during the casting process will deteriorate the structure, so Sr is added to the alloy, Sr combining with Al to suppress the coarse phase of divorced eutectic Mg.sub.17Al.sub.12, refine the grains, increase the amount of eutectic, and reduce the risk of thermal cracking of large-size cast bars. In addition, Sr weakens the texture during the high-temperature spinning forming process and reduces the risk of cracking during the spinning tension, which is beneficial to high-speed spinning forming.
Magnesium alloy, preparation method thereof, and process for preparing wheels by using the magnesium alloy
The disclosure discloses a high-speed spinning magnesium alloy and a preparation method thereof, the magnesium alloy has Mg—Al—Zn—Mn—Sr alloy with a high formability and high strength, and its chemical composition mass percentage is: Al: 2.4-4.5 wt. %; Zn: 0.6-1.2 wt. %; Mn: 0.4-0.6 wt. %; Sr: 0.15-0.3 wt. %; the balance is Mg. The present disclosure adopts the principle that by increasing the content of Mn in the magnesium alloy, a large amount of Mn-rich phase is generated during the alloy preparation process, and the degree of subcooling is controlled so that a fine spherical dispersed nano-scale Mn-rich phase is obtained during the solidification process. The nano-scale Mn-rich precipitate phase can pin the grain boundaries and inhibit the grain boundary migration to refine grains and achieve the effect of improving the strength. The divorced eutectic Mg.sub.17Al.sub.12 phase generated during the casting process will deteriorate the structure, so Sr is added to the alloy, Sr combining with Al to suppress the coarse phase of divorced eutectic Mg.sub.17Al.sub.12, refine the grains, increase the amount of eutectic, and reduce the risk of thermal cracking of large-size cast bars. In addition, Sr weakens the texture during the high-temperature spinning forming process and reduces the risk of cracking during the spinning tension, which is beneficial to high-speed spinning forming.
Method of producing high quality metallurgical bond within a composite casting
A method of forming high quality metallurgical bonds in a composite casting is provided. The bonding technology includes the step of introducing a liquid material to contact the solid components placed in a mold cavity, applying an external field to generate stifling near the solid/liquid interface to wash off bubbles and oxide particles that prevent the liquid material from reacting to the solid component, and causing progressive solidification from the surfaces of the solid component to the liquid to drive away bubbles in the mushy zone near the bonding region. High quality metallurgical bonds are formed within the composite casting after the liquid solidifies. The resultant large composite casting has minimal defects, such as pores and oxides, at the interfaces between the solidified material and the solid objects.
Method of producing high quality metallurgical bond within a composite casting
A method of forming high quality metallurgical bonds in a composite casting is provided. The bonding technology includes the step of introducing a liquid material to contact the solid components placed in a mold cavity, applying an external field to generate stifling near the solid/liquid interface to wash off bubbles and oxide particles that prevent the liquid material from reacting to the solid component, and causing progressive solidification from the surfaces of the solid component to the liquid to drive away bubbles in the mushy zone near the bonding region. High quality metallurgical bonds are formed within the composite casting after the liquid solidifies. The resultant large composite casting has minimal defects, such as pores and oxides, at the interfaces between the solidified material and the solid objects.
ALLOY HAVING FINE-SCALE EUTECTIC, IN PARTICULAR NANOEUTECTIC, STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTION OF SUCH AN ALLOY
The invention relates to an alloy, in particular a light metal alloy, having an alloy composition with at least three components and a eutectic structure that is obtained by cooling the alloy from a liquid state to a solid state, under the condition that a composition of the alloy lies in a field around a pseudoeutectic point (pE) of a phase diagram of the alloy, so that at least 85 mol % eutectic structure is present in the alloy. The alloy also relates to a method for producing an alloy of this type.
MAGNESIUM ALLOY AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
The invention relates to a magnesium alloy. To obtain a magnesium alloy which exhibits both a high strength and also a high deformability, a magnesium alloy is provided according to the invention, comprising (in at %) 15.0% to 70.0% lithium, greater than 0.0% aluminum, and magnesium and production-related impurities as a remainder, wherein a ratio of aluminum to magnesium (in at %) is 1:6 to 4:6. The invention also relates to a method for producing the magnesium alloy.