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    • Influence of Damper-cooling on Near-liquidus Suction Casting AZ91 Alloy

    • Zhang Xiaoli1 Xie Shuisheng2 Li Tingju1 Yang Haoqiang Jin Junze1

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      谢水生

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      李廷举

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      杨浩强

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      金俊泽

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    • Issue S1, Pages: 130-132(2007)   

      Published: 2007

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  • Zhang Xiaoli1 Xie Shuisheng2 Li Tingju1 Yang Haoqiang Jin Junze1. Influence of Damper-cooling on Near-liquidus Suction Casting AZ91 Alloy. [J]. Special Casting & Nonferrous Alloys (S1):130-132(2007) DOI:
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    In order to semisolid processing alloy directly from liquid metal,a damper-cooling tube was applied in near-liquidus suction casting AZ91 magnesium alloy in this investigation.Castings showed a good surface quality and integral structure in comparison with that of castings without using a damper-cooling tube.The reason for this was that semisolid slurry was produced due to damper-cooling effect,which is supported by the microstructure consisting of fine primary α-Mg particles and eutectic mixture.However,the content of precipitate phase is more than that of castings formed without a damper cooling tube.

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    Damper-cooling; Suction Casting; Semisolid; Magnesium Alloy

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