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  2. X-Ray Diffraction of Intermetallics

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    7 Jun 2010: X-Ray Diffraction of Intermetallics. Notes:.
  3. Slide 37

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  4. Bridgman Furnace

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    7 Jun 2010: Bridgman Furnace. Notes:.
  5. Slide 43

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    7 Jun 2010: Homogenisation. Notes:.
  6. Slide 44

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    7 Jun 2010:
  7. Slide 45

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  8. Wall Ironing Process (CBS Manufacture)

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    7 Jun 2010: Wall Ironing Process (CBS Manufacture). Notes:.
  9. Slide 54

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  10. CBS Performance

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    7 Jun 2010: CBS Performance. Notes:.
  11. Can End Stock - AA5182

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    7 Jun 2010: Can End Stock - AA5182. Notes:.
  12. CES Performance

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    7 Jun 2010: CES Performance. Notes:.
  13. Finite Element Modelling of Extrusion

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    7 Jun 2010: Finite Element Modelling of Extrusion. Notes:.
  14. FE Model - Example Simulations

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    7 Jun 2010: FE Model - Example Simulations. Notes:.
  15. Weldable Aerospace Al-Alloys

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    7 Jun 2010: Weldable Aerospace Al-Alloys. Notes:.
  16. Factors Influencing Solidification Cracking

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    7 Jun 2010: Factors Influencing Solidification Cracking. Notes:.
  17. Simple Phase Diagrams

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    7 Jun 2010: Simple Phase Diagrams. Notes:.
  18. Solidification Microstructures

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    7 Jun 2010: Solidification Microstructures. Notes:.
  19. Prediction of Freezing Range

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    7 Jun 2010: Prediction of Freezing Range. Notes:.
  20. 7050 Plate

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    7 Jun 2010: 7050 Plate. Notes:.
  21. Processing Sequence - 7050 Plate

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    7 Jun 2010: Processing Sequence - 7050 Plate. Notes:.
  22. Microstructural Changes

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    7 Jun 2010: Microstructural Changes. Notes:.
  23. Slide 37

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  24. Precipitation Kinetics

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    7 Jun 2010: Precipitation Kinetics. Notes:.
  25. Slide 39

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  26. Coarsening

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    7 Jun 2010: Coarsening. Notes:.
  27. Predicting Across a Grain

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    7 Jun 2010: Predicting Across a Grain. Notes:.
  28. Model Predictions

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    7 Jun 2010: Model Predictions. Notes:.
  29. Effect on Dispersoids

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    7 Jun 2010: Effect on Dispersoids. Notes:.
  30. Comparison of Recrystallization

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    7 Jun 2010: Comparison of Recrystallization. Notes:.
  31. Summary

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    7 Jun 2010: Summary. Notes:.
  32. New Product Applications after the Merger

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    7 Jun 2010: New Product Applications after the Merger. Notes:.
  33. World Beverage Can Market for Al

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    7 Jun 2010: World Beverage Can Market for Al. Notes:.
  34. Importance of Intermetallic Type for Aluminium Canstock Performance

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    7 Jun 2010: Importance of Intermetallic Type for Aluminium Canstock Performance. Notes:.
  35. Drawing and Ironing (D&I) Process

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    7 Jun 2010: Drawing and Ironing (D&I) Process. Notes:.
  36. Cans in the 21st Century Thinner, stronger and different shapes

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    7 Jun 2010: Cans in the 21st Century Thinner, stronger and different shapes. Notes:.
  37. Effect of Casting Speed and Alloy Composition on Intermetallic Phase…

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    7 Jun 2010: Effect of Casting Speed and Alloy Composition on Intermetallic Phase Selection.
  38. Slide 48

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    7 Jun 2010: Homogenisation of 3xxx Alloys AA3104: Al-0.4%Fe-0.9%Mn-1.2%Mg-0.2%Cu- 0.2%Si. Notes:.
  39. Particle Break-up During Rolling (CBS)

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    7 Jun 2010: Particle Break-up During Rolling (CBS). Notes:.
  40. The Extrusion Process

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    7 Jun 2010: The Extrusion Process. Extrusion is widely used to produce aerospace components.
  41. Use of Finite Element Model

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    7 Jun 2010: Use of Finite Element Model. Use commercially available FE package to model metal flow and temperature during extrusion.
  42. Predictions for Binary Al-Cu Alloy

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    7 Jun 2010: Predictions for Binary Al-Cu Alloy. Notes:.
  43. Predictions for Ternary Al-Cu-Mg alloy

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    7 Jun 2010: Predictions for Ternary Al-Cu-Mg alloy. Notes:.
  44. Modelling Dispersoid Precipitation in 7xxx Aerospace Al Alloys

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    7 Jun 2010: Modelling Dispersoid Precipitation in 7xxx Aerospace Al Alloys. Notes:.
  45. Growth

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    7 Jun 2010: Growth. Growth rate for each particle depends on. Concentration gradient ahead of particle. Equilibrium compositions from phase diagram. Particle size. Diffusion rate. Notes:.
  46. Testing the Model

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    7 Jun 2010: Testing the Model. First test model against experiment for a single initial Zr concentration.
  47. Optimizing Homogenization

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    7 Jun 2010: Optimizing Homogenization. BUT Homogenization temperature for 7050 is restricted. Notes:.
  48. What are Intermetallic Particles ?

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    7 Jun 2010: What are Intermetallic Particles? These are large particles (10-100 mm) formed in the matrix during solidification of the melt.
  49. Equilibrium Phase Diagrams

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    7 Jun 2010: Equilibrium Phase Diagrams. Results only as good as database used. Metastable phases formed during casting. Depending on homogenisation time and temperature, they transform totally or partially to equilibrium phases.
  50. Improved Canstock (With respect to Galling resistance)

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    7 Jun 2010: Improved Canstock (With respect to Galling resistance). Need enough alpha particles of optimum size. Can be obtained by increasing the Si concentration. Decreasing homogenisation temperature.
  51. The Finite Element Method

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    7 Jun 2010: The Finite Element Method. Divide billet/extrusion into small, connected elements. Relate displacements/temperature changes in one element to those in surrounding elements using well established physical laws.

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