Structure and Structure Development of Al-Zn Alloys
Hans Löffler(Author)
Akademie Verlag Berlin
Published on 9. May 1995
Book
Hardback
487 pages
978-3-05-501506-9 (ISBN)
Description
Age-hardenable aluminium based alloys have several favourable properties, e.g. high electrical conductivity and good strength with respect to their fairly low density. Among them the Al-Zn system is particularly suitable for studying phase transformations in supersaturated solid solutions from both the technological and the physical point of view. The decomposition processes in the Al-Zn system have been studied by many authors over the last three decades. Thus a huge amount of information concerning the behaviour and properties of Al-Zn alloys is available, which can hardly be overlooked. The authors of this book present a well-structured summary of this knowledge. For better understanding of the processes proceeding in Al-Zn alloys, some general features of binary Al alloys as well as a few theoretical aspects of metal physics are given as introducing chapters. The closing chapter presents interesting new developments af Al-based materials.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Weinheim
Germany
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
211 Abb., 43 Tab.
Dimensions
Height: 24 cm
Width: 17 cm
Weight
1100 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-05-501506-9 (9783055015069)
Schweitzer Classification
Content
General Aspects of Binary Aluminum Alloys. Some Theoretical Aspects of Metal Physics. Phase Transformations in Al-Zn Alloys (Structure of the Al-Zn Alloys in the Range of Homogeneity; Metastable and Stable Phases Occurring in Al-Zn Alloys; Sequence of Phases During Isothermal Ageing; Kinetics of Phase Transformations; Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Nucleation of Precipitates; The Effect of Small Amounts of Additives on Structured Changes and Their Kinetics; Precipitation at and Close to Grain Boundaries; Reversion of GP Zones; Microcalorimetric Studies of Al-Base Alloys). Structure and Properties of a Few Recently Developed Al-Based Materials.