Liu Zhongxia Song Mousheng Li Jiwen Weng Yonggang Wang Mingxing Song Tianfu. Effects of Titanium Alloying Methods and Titanium Content on the Low Cycle Fatigue Behavior of A356 Alloys. [J]. Special Casting & Nonferrous Alloys (9):522-525(2005)
Liu Zhongxia Song Mousheng Li Jiwen Weng Yonggang Wang Mingxing Song Tianfu. Effects of Titanium Alloying Methods and Titanium Content on the Low Cycle Fatigue Behavior of A356 Alloys. [J]. Special Casting & Nonferrous Alloys (9):522-525(2005)DOI:
Effects of Titanium Alloying Methods and Titanium Content on the Low Cycle Fatigue Behavior of A356 Alloys
The effects of Ti alloying method and Ti content on the low cycle fatigue behaviors of A356 alloy were investigated.The results show that cycle-hardening behavior of A356 alloy was susceptive to both the Ti alloying method and Ti content
in which the alloy with (0.14%) Ti always has higher cyclic hardening rate than that of the alloys with 0.1% Ti.Both A356 alloy alloyed by electrolysis (EA356 alloys) and by melting Al-10Ti master alloys (MA356 alloys) exhibit the similar cyclic hardening behavior when tested at low strain amplitude
while tested at high strain amplitude
the EA356 alloys show the quasi-stable state that cyclic hardening ability approaches to saturation
and for the MA356 alloys
the cyclic hardening continuously proceeds.The low-cycle fatigue life of the alloy is only sensitive to the Ti content.Whether alloyed by electrolytic low-Ti alloys or Al-Ti master alloy
the alloy with 0.1% Ti always has higher low-cycle fatigue life than that of the alloy with 0.14% Ti.The EA356 alloys have the similar low-cycle fatigue life as the MA 356 alloys if two kinds of alloys have the same Ti content.
关键词
A356合金低周疲劳循环硬化疲劳寿命
Keywords
A356 AlloyLow-cycle Fatigue BehaviorCyclic HardeningFatigue Life