TALAT Lecture 1601: Process modelling applied to age hardening aluminium alloys

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Description:	This lecture describes the methodology for physical modelling of materials problems, with particular emphasis on heat treatment and welding of age hardening alloys materials; it establishes mathematical relations between different process variables (e.g. alloy composition, heat treatment procedure, welding conditions) and the alloy strength or hardness, based on sound physical principles (e.g. thermodynamics, kinetic theory, dislocation mechanics); it motivates faster process development, optimization of process and properties and development of real-time control. Knowledge in metallurgy, materials science, materials engineering is assumed.
Keywords:	material science • isothermal age hardening • modeling • calibration • isothermal reversion • isothermal precipitation • natural ageing • thermal cycles • aluminium • european aluminium association • EAA • TALAT • Training in Aluminium Application Technologies • training • metallurgy • technology • lecture
Categories:	Science approaches > Structure, bonding & defects > Dislocations Science approaches > Strengthening mechanisms > Precipitation (age) hardening Science approaches > Thermodynamics & kinetics Science approaches > Modelling & simulation Materials > Metals & alloys > Aluminium & alloys Processes > Joining > Welding, brazing & soldering
Created by:	European Aluminium Association, Brussels Ø Grong, The Norwegian Institute of Technology, Trondheim
Published by:	European Aluminium Association, Brussels
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Date created:	01 January 1994
Date added:	24 September 2009
Package:	TALAT Lectures
Resource ID:	2122
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