RAPIDLY SOLIDIFIED Al-Fe ALLOY FLAKES BY ATOMIZATION-ROLLING PROCESS.

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Shibue, Kazuhisa [1 ]
Sano, Hideo [1 ]
Yamauchi, Shigenori [1 ]
Inumaru, Susumu [1 ]
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[1] Sumitomo Light Metal Industries Ltd, Jpn, Sumitomo Light Metal Industries Ltd, Jpn
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Sumitomo Keikinzoku Giho/Sumitomo Light Metal Technical Reports | 1987年 / 28卷 / 04期
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ALUMINUM METALLOGRAPHY - Microstructure - POWDER METAL PRODUCTS - Mechanical Properties;
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Al-2,4,6,8 and 10%Fe alloys were rapidly solidified by means of atomization-rolling which is a combined process of gas atomization using a single roller. Microstructure of the flake was finer than that of atomized powder. From the cell spacing of the flake, the cooling rate is estimated at 10**5-10**7 degree C/sec. The lattice constant decreased with Fe content and reached a constant value beyond 4% Fe content. The solubility of Fe was estimated at 1. 4% in the flake containing more than 4%. Hardness increased with Fe content. It was higher than that of gas atomized powder.
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