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Enhancement of the Young's Modulus through Infrared Heat Treatment: A Study of the Microstructure and the Mass Effect of Real Body 6082 Aluminum Forgings
2018
Metals
To avoid the phenomenon of abnormal grain coarsening, and increase the Young's modulus of forgings, an infrared heat treatment was used on different mass forgings and compared with the results of an air furnace heat treatment. This work focused on the effects of microstructural evolution and the mechanical properties of two different mass 6082 real forgings. The experimental results show that infrared heat treatment can effectively reduce the mass effect after heat treatment, inhibit the coarse
doi:10.3390/met8040239
fatcat:b3haovf7pzemzjw76gdpl3vb5m