GB355920A - Process for increasing the resistance to corrosion of objects made from alloys of magnesium with manganese - Google Patents

Process for increasing the resistance to corrosion of objects made from alloys of magnesium with manganese

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GB355920A
GB355920A GB23428/30A GB2342830A GB355920A GB 355920 A GB355920 A GB 355920A GB 23428/30 A GB23428/30 A GB 23428/30A GB 2342830 A GB2342830 A GB 2342830A GB 355920 A GB355920 A GB 355920A
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manganese
heat treatment
per cent
magnesium
corrosion
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IG Farbenindustrie AG
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C22METALLURGY; FERROUS OR NON-FERROUS ALLOYS; TREATMENT OF ALLOYS OR NON-FERROUS METALS
    • C22CALLOYS
    • C22C23/00Alloys based on magnesium

Abstract

The resistance to corrosion of objects made from binary magnesium manganese alloys containing from about 0,5 to 2,5 per cent of manganese is increased by subjecting the objects to a heat treatment at above a minimum temperature which rises from about 400 DEG C. for an alloy with 0,5 per cent manganese to about 480 DEG C. for an alloy with 2,5 per cent manganese. The heat treatment may be combined with the hot working of the objects by working at a temperature above the minimum heat treatment temperature but if the working is carried out at a temperature below the minimum a subsequent separate heat treatment is necessary. The heat treatment may be followed by quenching. A cast block of magnesium manganese alloy, manganese content 1,4 per cent, was rolled at 350 DEG C. into sheets and the sheets then annealed for 48 hours at about 500 DEG C. and allowed to cool in air.
GB23428/30A 1929-08-23 1930-08-05 Process for increasing the resistance to corrosion of objects made from alloys of magnesium with manganese Expired GB355920A (en)

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DE355920X 1929-08-23

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