BE1000602A6 - Testing aluminium alloys for effects of ageing - repeatedly checking electric resistance correlated with temp. to derive prediction curve - Google Patents
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Abstract
One of the signs of ageing in a structure made from an aluminium alloy is that its electrical resistance varies with time. The present system repetitively measures the resistance and correlates the measurement with the temp. of the structure. The resultant data can be used to produce very accurate ageing curves for use in research laboratories.
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Beschrijving -----------Titel meetmethode voor het meten van de veroudering van aluminiumlegeringen, tijdens het verouderingsproces.
Het technisch gebied waarop deze methode kan worden toegepast, is voor het verouderen van aluminium-
1. legeringen.
Wil een legering voldoen aan de kwaliteitsnormen, wordt zij veroudert, waardoor de geleidbaarheid en de treksterkte aanzienlijk verbetert worden.
Dit wordt bekomen door het materiaal op een bepaalde
2. temperatuur en gedurende een zekere tijd te verwarmen.
Deze twee parameters bepalen de mate van veroudering.
Tegenwoordig is het zo dat deze parameters bepaald worden door kleinschalige verouderingsproeven, (verouderen van monsters op verschillende temperaturen)
3. en door ervaring.
Deze proeven zijn echter geen garantie voor de gewenste resultaten.
Dit komt grotendeels omdat de veroudering niet kan gemeten, en dus ook niet geregeld worden.
4. Een oplossing voor deze problemen wordt verkregen door continue temperatuurgecorreleerde weerstandsmetingen toe te passen.
Door de weerstand te correleren in functie van de temperatuur kunnen we dus de weerstandsverlaging meten
5. in functie van de veroudering.
We meten m. a. w. de veroudering tijdens het proces en daardoor krijgen we een direkte controle op de zaak, zodat indien nodig eventuele temperatuurswijzigingen tijdens het proces kunnen gebeuren.
6. Als de weerstand, de gewenste waarde bereikt heeft (volgens norm), kan het proces worden gestopt.
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Hierdoor krijgen we een aanzienlijke kwaliteitsverbetering van het produkt.
Via deze meetmethode kan men zeer goed verouderingkurven maken, zodat deze ook interessant wordt voor onderzoekslaboratoria.
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Description ----------- Title measuring method for measuring the aging of aluminum alloys, during the aging process.
The technical area in which this method can be applied is for the aging of aluminum
1.alloys.
For an alloy to meet quality standards, it ages, significantly improving conductivity and tensile strength.
This is achieved by the material on a particular
2. temperature and heat for a certain time.
These two parameters determine the degree of aging.
Today, these parameters are determined by small-scale aging tests (aging of samples at different temperatures)
3. and through experience.
However, these tests are not a guarantee of the desired results.
This is largely because aging cannot be measured, and therefore cannot be controlled.
4. A solution to these problems is obtained by using continuous temperature-correlated resistance measurements.
By correlating the resistance in function of the temperature, we can therefore measure the decrease in resistance
5. in function of aging.
We measure m. A. W. the aging during the process and as a result we get a direct check on the matter, so that any temperature changes during the process can happen if necessary.
6. When the resistance has reached the desired value (according to standard), the process can be stopped.
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This gives us a significant quality improvement of the product.
This measurement method makes it possible to make aging curves very well, so that it also becomes interesting for research laboratories.
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CN101929967B (en) * | 2010-01-19 | 2012-06-06 | 南京钢铁股份有限公司 | Method for detecting Nb (C, N) dissolving temperature of low-carbon microalloy steel by resistivity |
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CN101929967B (en) * | 2010-01-19 | 2012-06-06 | 南京钢铁股份有限公司 | Method for detecting Nb (C, N) dissolving temperature of low-carbon microalloy steel by resistivity |
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