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Tugas Material Teknik Non Ferrous

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A.

COPPER & ITS ALLOYS


•Soft and ductile tha it is difficult to machine
•Unlimited capacity to be cold worked
•Highly resistance to corrosion in diverse environment including the
ambient temperature, sea water and industrial chemicals
1. PURE COPPER
Most Important :

The high thermal & electrical conductivity, Second best


material after silver
2. BRASS
Type of brass
•Cu – 5 % Zn : Gilding Metal > Jewelry
•Cu – 10 % Zn : Commercial Bronze > Cheaper than Cu –
Sn.
•Cu – 15 % Zn : Red Brass ( Stress Corrosion Resistant )
•Cu – 30 % Zn : Cartridge Brass ( Excellent cold formability ,
e.g. deep drawing )
•Cu – 40 % Zn : 60 – 40 Brass or Muntz Metal (α + β phase)
are hot worked / machined
DIAGRAM FASA CU - ZN
CARTRIDGE BRASS
3. BRONZE
3.1 TIN BRONZE
Paduan antara tembaga ( Cu ) dan timah putih ( Sn )
3.3. ALUMUNIUM BRONZE
 Paduan antara tembaga ( Cu ) dengan Aluminium
(Al) dengan kadar Aluminium antara 4 dan 11 %
 Dapat dikeras dengan proses hardening
3.4 BERYLIUM BRONZE
Paduan antara Tembaga (Cu) dan Berylium (Be)
Dapat dikeras dengan proses Precipitation Hardening
4. COPPER – NICKEL
ALLOYS
Cu and Ni are similar ( Density, FCC structure, Atomic
radius, Atomic volume ) >> Full Solubility
TYPES OF COPPER NICKEL
ALLOYS
5. COPPER ZINC NICKEL
(NICKEL SILVER)
B. ALUMUNIUM & ITS
ALLOY
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Atomic Number 13
Specific gravity 2.7 gr/cm3
Modulus of elasticity 70.000 N/mm2
Modulus of Elasticity in shear 26.000 N/mm2
Poisson's ratio 1/3
Caloric conductibility 200 W/m oK
Electric Conductibility 30 m/ohm mm2
Paramagnetic half life value 10 sek
Melting temperature 660 deg C
Structure Crystal FCC
TYPICAL PROPERTIES

•Aluminum is light
•Good corrosion resistance
•High reflectivity
•Aluminum is readily workable and easy to
form
•Aluminum conducts electricity and heat
•High specific strength and specific
modulus of elasticity
ALUMINUM & ALUMINUM SEMI
PRODUCT
1. Primary aluminum
2. Rolled product
3. Extruded product
1. PRIMARY ALUMINUM

The production of primary aluminum consists of two processes :


1.Bayer process to produce pure aluminum oxide
2.Electrolytic process to produce aluminum
2. ROLLED PRODUCT

Hot rolling
The aluminum billet is preheat to 400 C and rolled. The
billet is up to 500 mm thick and at thickness will reduced
to 12 and 6 mm

Cold rolling
Reduced thickness, prescribed hardening and straightening
and stress relieves
3. EXTRUDED PRODUCT

Direct extrusion
The slug in the recipient is moved by the
plunger toward the die.

Indirect extrusion
The die is moved in to recipient toward the slug.
It needs less pressure and allows higher
extruding rate.
Basic principle of extrusion process is the material is pressed
with high pressure from the recipient into the die and emerges
through the opening the die, which has the form corresponding
to the shape of the profile
Such big profiles are economical only when great quantities are
required
INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED

1XXX pure aluminum


2XXX cupper
3XXX manganese
4XXX silicon
5XXX magnesium, magnesium+manganese
7XXX zinc, zinc + magnesium
8XXX others
The second number is kept for possible change
The two last number are registration number
THERMALLY TREATED
1 soft
4 cold aged
5 no solution annealing, quenched
by blast or spray with water at
the exit of the extruder, 400 C
6 warm aged
7 warm aged and stabilized
8 warm aged and work hardened
before ageing
9 warm aged and work hardened after
ageing
APPLICATIONS

Building & Construction 20.5%


Transportation 20.7%
Electrical Industries 10.6%
General Engineering 6.4%
Containers & packaging 21.4%
Durable goods 6.6%
Miscellaneous 6.5%
Export 6.9%

*USA 1978, application of aluminum are growing


especially in transportation
WORK HARDENING

Work hardening can be done on all alloyed and unalloyed


aluminum
This is the only method to improve the mechanical
properties of the non heat treatable aluminum alloys.
Cold forming processes can be used i.e cold rolled sheet,
cold drawn bars and tube.
If the prescribed thickness is produced through rolling, we
name the state end rolled
Heating the metal over 250 C the hardening begins to soften
and at 350 C the effects totally reduced
A slow warming from 250 to 350 produces the
recristallization.
This stated is end glued
THE CONDITIONS ARE DEFINED AS
FOLLOW
H stands for work hardening
1 means end rolled
2 means end glued
0 soft
1 1/8 hardened
2 ¼ hardened
4 ½ hardened
6 ¾ hardened
8 1/1 hardened
Example : 5083 H24 Aluminum-magnesium-manganese
alloy, with 4.5 % magnesium, 0.5 %
manganese
End glued, half hardened
THERMAL TREATMENT

The thermal treatment produces high strength in alloys


The steps of Thermal Treatment
Heating (460 – 540 C), Quenching and ageing processes
Ageing for a period of about 9 – 12 hours at temperature
140 – 180 C and 3 days in room temperature.
THERMAL TREATMENT
THERMAL TREATMENT
EXAMPLE

Al 6061 T6
Aluminum-silicon-magnesium alloy with
1.0 % silicon
0.6 % magnesium
Solution treated, quenched and warm ageing
THE STRESS – STRAIN CURVE &
PROPERTIES

7020 T6 σu 340 MPa σy 280 Mpa


6082 T6 310 MPa 260 Mpa
6061 T6 260 Mpa 240 Mpa
5454 H24 270 Mpa 200 MPa
•REFERENCES
Aluminum & Aluminum Alloys, ASM Specialty
Handbook
Aluminum-Zentrale, Aluminum-Taschhenbuch,dzt.14,
Edition 1983, Updating 1988, Aluminum Verlag,
Dusseldorf
Altenpohl,D.Aluminium von innen,Eine einfuhrung in
die Metallkunde der Aluminiumverarbeitung,
5.Edition 1994, Aluminum Verlang Dusseldorf
Hufnagel,W : Aluminium-Schlussel,
Normenbezeichnungen, Zusammensetzungen,
Markenworter von Aluminumwerkstofften,4. Edition
1991, Aluminium-Verlag, Dusseldorf

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