Heat resistant aluminum alloy
Heat-resistant aluminum alloys are aluminum alloys that can be used at
higher temperatures without softening. The main ways to improve the
thermal strength of aluminum alloys are solid solution strengthening,
excess phase strengthening and grain boundary strengthening. For this
reason, molybdenum, nickel, copper, lithium, iron or rare earth elements
are often added to form the excess phase with better thermal stability
Al2CuMg, Al6Cu3Ni, Al2FeSi, Al9FeNi, Al2CuLi, Al4Ce4, Al2Cu4Mg5Si4, etc.
According to the processing process, it can be divided into
heat-resistant deformed aluminum alloys (including heat-resistant forged
aluminum alloys and heat-resistant hard aluminum alloys) and
heat-resistant cast aluminum alloys. It is mainly used for parts working
at 150~300℃, such as turbine compressor blade disc, welding vessel,
piston, etc. The main use can be used on top of overhead transmission
and distribution lines, and the continuous use temperature can reach 90
degrees, with high flow-carrying capacity and good anti-corrosion
performance.
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