Abstract
Relationship between microstructure and exfoliation corrosion in Mg-14mass%Li-3mass%Al cold rolled material were investigated by controlling microstructure using heat treatment. The exfoliation corrosion was exhibited on the specimens with elongated microstructure by cold-rolling. Heat treatment at 200 C only recovery occurred. Recovery and recrystallization were caused by heat treatment at 300 C However, heat treated at 300 C decreased precipitate fraction. Corrosion rate of heat-treated at 200 C decreased by release the residual strain. However, heat treatment at 300 C has lower corrosion resistance than heat-treated at 200 C because it has less precipitate density than as-rolled. Exfoliation corrosion was shown in as-rolled and heat-treated at 200 C. In as-rolled exfoliation corrosion was shown more significant when reduction rate increase. In as-rolled, exfoliation corrosion was shown more significant than heat-treated at 200 C. After heat treatment to change the grain shape from elongated to equiatial, exfoliation was suppressed by the distribution of AlLi phase.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,Condensed Matter Physics,General Materials Science
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