Modelling work hardening of aluminium alloys containing dispersoids

Modelling of Precipitation Hardening in Casting Aluminium Alloys

Precipitation hardening, because it involves the hardening of the material over a prolonged time, is also called age hardening, or ageing. By the appropriate heat treatment of precipitation hardening, the strength or hardness of some heat-treatable aluminium alloys can be enhanced by the formation of nano-meter sized second-phase precipitated particles within the original phase matrix. The fine...

Aluminium Nanowires: Influence of Work Hardening on Conductance Histograms

Modelling of friction for high temperature extrusion of aluminium alloys

During high-temperature ball-on-disc tests of aluminium against steel, hot aluminium deformsand wear track evolves. The individual contributions of ploughing and shearing to theapparent friction and the contact pressure are unknown. The aim of this chapter was todevelop a model capable of determining these parameters. It was found that during high-temperature ball-on-disc tests,...

Numerical Modelling of Drawbeads for Forming of Aluminium Alloys

The drawbeads in stamping tools are usually designed based on experience from the forming of steel. However, aluminium alloys display different forming behaviour to steels, which is not reflected in the drawbead design for tools used for stamping aluminium. This paper presents experimental results from different semi-circular drawbead geometries commonly encountered in automotive dies and compa...

The Investigation of Modelling Material Behavior in Autofrettaged Tubes Made from Aluminium Alloys

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA The ratio of compression yield strength to the initial tensile yield strength is called Bauschinger effect factor, BEF. A nonlinear strain hardening mathematical model is proposed for 7075 aluminium alloy (A7075). Uniaxial tension-compression experimental data are used to figure out a suitable model to study the BEF. Hence, uniaxial tension-co...