Institute of Metals Division - Anomalous Thermal Stability of Al-CuAl2 Eutectic Specimens (TN)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
R. W. Kraft D. L. Albright J. A. Ford
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Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

HE unidirectional solidification of A1-CuAl, eutec-tic specimens to produce an essentially parallel lamellar structure has been described previously.' Ingots solidified in this manner ordinarily exhibit three macroscopic zones. In Zone I, at the head end of the ingot, a large number of slightly elongated grains occur in which the lamellae are highly distorted and twisted. After a few centimeters of growth, this distribution gradually changes to a small number of coarse grains elongated in the growth direction and in which the lamellae are quite regular, Zone 11. Zone 111, at the tail end of the ingot,
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APA: R. W. Kraft D. L. Albright J. A. Ford  (1963)  Institute of Metals Division - Anomalous Thermal Stability of Al-CuAl2 Eutectic Specimens (TN)

MLA: R. W. Kraft D. L. Albright J. A. Ford Institute of Metals Division - Anomalous Thermal Stability of Al-CuAl2 Eutectic Specimens (TN). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1963.

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