Advanced Metal Processing课件Exercises Serie III.pdfVIP

Advanced Metal Processing Metalen: Mechano-Thermische Verwerking a) Why is –according to the authors- a pronounced cube texture detrimental to Al sheets for automotive applications? Please explain. b) Explain why these AA6xxx alloy must contain an excess of Si. c) Explain why a thin sheet (obtained by rolling) is more homogeneous than a thick sheet. d) Why is the pole figure in fig; 5c not symmetric? e) Explain the difference in the 2 = 45° ODF sections shown in fig. 6a, 6b and 6c. f) How can the occurrence of PSN be observed in an ODF? g) Explain the differences of the ODF’s shown in fig 10. a) Explain how the authors obtain a ( ) duplex structure (give a short explanation of the thermo-mechanical processing) b) Are the UTS data in table 2 reliable? (Tip: use Hall-Petch and extrapolate to a “normal” grain size, e.g. 20µm; is the predicted strength realistic?) c) p 78 line 5/6 “ This seems very unlikely. Why? a) Why is this steel called “extra low carbon steel” (ELC) and not simply “IF-steel”? b) Suppose the starting material has a thickness of 40mm. What friction coefficient would be needed to roll the sample in the first pass? How have the authors solved this problem? c) Indicate the 2 fibers displayed in figure 4b in an inverse pole figure and evaluate the deep drawability of this material. d) The samples rolled at 800°C are fully recrystallised. The texture (fig. 4a) is however completely different from the usual texture obtained after cold rolling of ferrite followed by recrystallisation. Can you find one or more reasons for this?