A novel process for grain refinement of Mg-RE alloys by low frequency electro-magnetic stirring assisted near-liquidus squeeze casting

A novel process for grain refinement of Mg-RE alloys by low frequency electro-magnetic stirring assisted near-liquidus squeeze casting
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10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2022.117537
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发表时间:
2022-02-21
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6.3
通讯作者:
Ding, Wenjiang
Ding, Wenjiang
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
Wang, Cunlong;Dong, Zeyi;Ding, Wenjiang

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A novel method named low frequency electro-magnetic stirring assisted near-liquidus squeeze casting (LFEMSNSC) was developed for preparing Mg-RE alloy castings. The grain refining effect in commercially pure Mg (CPMg), peritectic Mg-Zr alloy and eutectic Mg-Gd alloy were comparatively analyzed among conventional gravity cast, squeeze cast and LFEMS-NSC. The results showed that the LFEMS-NSC exhibited effective grain refining efficiency in CP-Mg and Mg-Gd alloys. With changing conventional gravity casting or squeeze casting to LFEMSNSC, the grain morphologies of CP-Mg were transformed from coarse columnar into fine equiaxed grains. The average grain size of CP-Mg was refined from-10 mm to-232 mu m, where the grain refinement efficiency was comparable to that of adding Mg-Zr master alloy. The application of LFEMS-NSC to Mg-Zr and Mg-Gd alloy systems also show considerable grain refining effect, and it show different effectiveness when the solute content varies. The grain refinement mechanism of LFEMS-NSC is mainly because of the enhanced survival rate of free chill crystals and enhanced heterogeneous nucleation rate through melt pre-treatment by LFEMS and applied pressures during solidification.