Characterization of the hot-working behaviour of a P/M Al-20Si-7.5Ni-3Cu-1Mg alloy by hot torsion
Abstract Hot torsion tests were performed to investigate the mechanical and microstructural responses of a quinary Al-20Si-7.5 Ni-3Cu-1Mg (wt %) alloy, consolidated from a rapidly solidified powder, to deformation at varying temperatures and strain rates. It was found that, under most of the deforma...
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