Flow Stress Behavior of Al-Fe-V-Si Heat-Resistant Aluminum Alloy Prepared by Spray Forming under Hot-Compression Deformation

Ronɡ Hua Zhang; Yong An Zhang; Bao Hong Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.704-705.223

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Flow Stress Behavior of Al-Fe-V-Si Heat-Resistant Aluminum Alloy Prepared by Spray Forming under Hot-Compression Deformation

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The behavior of the flow stress of Al-Fe-V-Si heat-resistant aluminum alloy prepared by spray forming during hot compression deformation was studied. The results show that the true stress-true strain curves of the spray forming Al-Fe-V-Si heat-resistant alloy are characterized by a high true stress occurrence at the early stage of compression, followed by a steady flowing due to recovery and strain softening because of dynamic recrystallization. The flow stress of the alloy decreases with increasing deforming temperature and increases with increasing strain rate. The flow stress of the spray forming Al-Fe-V-Si heat-resistant aluminum alloy during hot compression deforming can be described by constitutive equation in hyperbolic sine function．The deformation activation energy of the alloy during hot deformation by Sellars-Tegart equation is much higher than those of the conventional aluminum alloy. The deformation activation energy decreases with decreasing strain rate at the beginning, then increases with decreasing strain rate. Keywords：Al-Fe-V-Si alloy；heat-resistant aluminum alloy；hot compression deformation；flow stress

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Ronɡ Hua Zhang, Yong An Zhang, Bao Hong Zhu

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Al-Fe-V-Si Alloy, Flow Stress, Heat-Resistant Aluminum Alloy, Hot Compression Deformation

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