Liquid metal processing : applications to aluminium alloy production

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author Brodova, I. G.
Other Authors Popel, P. S., Ėskin, G. I.
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published London ; New York : Taylor & Francis, 2002.
SeriesAdvances in metallic alloys ; v. 1.
Subjects
Aluminum alloys.
Liquid metals.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781482264913
1482264919
0415272335
9780415272339
9780429174933 (electronic bk)
0429174934 (electronic bk)
Physical Description1 online resource.

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Table of Contents:
  • Structural rearrangements in metallic melts
  • Experimental methods for investigating structural rearrangements in melts
  • Structural transformations in liquid metals
  • Effect of impurities on the structure and properties of liquid metals
  • Cluster nature of impurity effects in melts
  • The structure of concentrated liquid metallic solutions
  • Transmittance of hereditary traits in the charge-melt-ingot chain and non-equilibrium states of liquid alloys
  • Metastable microheterogeneity of liquid metallic solutions
  • Thermodynamical basis for the concept of metastable microheterogeneity of melts
  • Perspective methods of liquid aluminium alloys processing
  • Effect of heat-time treatment (HTT) of melts on the structure and properties of aluminium alloys
  • Results of investigations of structural rearrangements in aluminium-based liquid alloys
  • Some regularities of the structure formation in alloys obtained by solidification from microheterogeneous melts
  • Peculiarities of the structure formation in alloys obtained with the use of homogenizing HTT of melts
  • Commercial alloys produced with the use of technology based on HTT of melts
  • Modification as a means of controlling the structure of liquid and solid alloys
  • Classification of modifiers
  • Modifying master alloys prepared with the use of HTT of the melt
  • Role of low-melting surface-active additives in the formation of the structure of aluminium alloys
  • Effect of modifiers on the structure of liquid alloys
  • Microalloying as a tool for improving properties of some commercial alloys.

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