Magnesium Alloys and Technologies

1091 Pages·2003·47.72 MB·German

by  Karl U. Kainer

Magnesium
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference
Magnesium Alloys and Their Applications
Edited by
K.U. Kainer
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Magnesium
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference
Magnesium Alloys and Their Applications
Edited by
K.U. Kainer
Further titles of interest:
K.U. Kainer (Ed.)
Magnesium Alloys and Their Applications (2003)
ISBN 3-527-30570-X
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Magnesium
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference
Magnesium Alloys and Their Applications
Edited by
K.U. Kainer
Editor:
Prof. Dr. K.U.Kainer
GKSS-Forschungszentrum
Institut für Werkstoffforschung
Max-Planck-Straße
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Preface
Since its launch in 1986, the International Conference on Magnesium Alloys and Their
Applications has become the most reputable and excepted event as forum for current
development in magnesium technology. The increase in interest on magnesium alloys for
use in transportation industry and the dramatic changes in the magnesium industry in
the last 5 years show consequences for the market development and influence the R&D
activities.
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The 6 International Conference and Exhibition on Magnesium Alloys and Their
Applications reflects this evolution process. The aim of the conference is to show the
correlation of processing, microstructure and properties for magnesium materials. The
complexity of interactions must be understood to use the full potential of magnesium
materials for a particular application. The conference will cover the important aspects of
magnesium research and technology including:
Alloy Development
Microstructure Evolution
Casting
Wrought Alloys
Post Processing
Recycling
Simulation, Modelling
Corrosion
Surface Treatment
Magnesium Matrix Composites
Application
Research Programmes
The conference returns to Wolfsburg, the home of Volkswagen Group, where it saw the
biggest success. The Call for Paper has attracted more than 230 papers from 28 countries.
More than 190 contributions are published in the proceeding volume. They give an
excellent overview on newest developments.
K. U. Kainer
September 2003
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VII
Inhaltsverzeichnis
MicrostructuralDesignfor EnhancedElevatedTemperatureProperties in
Sand-castableMagnesiumAlloys
C.J.Bettles andM.A.Gibson,CRCfor Cast Metals Manufacturing(CAST),
CSIROManufacturing&InfrastructureTechnology,PrivateBag 33,
ClaytonSouthMDC,Clayton,VIC. 3169,Australia....................................................... 1
ThermodynamicDatabasefor Mg-alloys:Progress andApplication to
Mg-Al-Ca-SiAlloy Development
Rainer Schmid-Fetzer andJoachimGröbner,University ofClausthal,
InstituteofMetallurgy,Clausthal-Zellerfeld,Germany.................................................. 12
Development of theNew CreepResistant Alloy AS31
VadimV.Agalakov,JSC“AVISMA”,Berezniki,Russia................................................ 18
PhaseFormation,PrecipitationandStrengtheningMechanisms inMg-Zn-SnAlloys
S.Cohen,G.R.Goren-Muginstein,S.Avraham,andM.Bamberger,Department of
MaterialEng.,TechnionIIT,Haifa 3200 ISRAEL;
G.Dehm,Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung,Stuttgart,Germany....................... 25
DieCastingfor HighPerformance–Focus onAlloy Development
Dr.PerBakke,Dr.HåkonWestengen,HydroAluminiuma.s.,Magnesium
CompetenceCentre,Porsgrunn,Norway........................................................................ 31
New Mg-Alloys for theThixomolding™Process
JulioAguilar,MartinFehlbier,Andreas Bühring-Polaczek,Foundry Institute,
AachenUniversity (RWTH),Germany............................................................................. 37
StructureandMorphology ofEffectiveObstacles inHighPerformance
Mg–RareEarthBaseAlloys
BohumilSmola,IvanaStulíková,JitkaPelcová,Barry L.Mordike
Faculty ofMathematics andPhysics,Charles University,Prague 2,CzechRepublic;
Zentrumfür FunktionswerkstoffegGmbH,Clausthal-Zellerfeld; InstituteofMaterials
EngineeringandTechnology,TUClausthal,Clausthal-Zellerfeld,Germany................ 43
Regularities in thePhaseDiagrams andBehavior DuringAgingof theTernary
Mg-BaseAlloys ContainingTwoRare-EarthMetals ofDifferent Subgroups
Lazar Rokhlin,TatyanaDobatkina,NadezhdaNikitina,Baikov Institute
ofMetallurgy andMaterials Science,Moscow,Russia................................................... 49
Development ofNew MagnesiumAlloys for AdvancedApplications
B.Bronfin,E.Aghion,S.Schumann,H.Friedrich,DeadSeaMagnesiumLtd,
Beer Sheva,Israel;
F. vonBuch,VolkswagenAG,Wolfsburg,Germany....................................................... 55