Analysis of precipitation, dissolution and incipient melting of Al2Cu in B206 Al alloy using in-situ neutron diffraction
The B206 Al alloy is a commonly used automotive alloy for powertrain, suspension and chassis components. Heat treatment is an important post-casting process used to improve the mechanical properties of cast components. Improvement of the heat treatment process requires a better understanding of phas...
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