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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Aluminum-lithium alloys"”.
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Hydrogen embrittlement of Aluminum-Lithium alloys
… hydrogen on the mechanical properties of aluminum-lithium alloys: 2090, 2091, and Weldalite 049, and to compare with the effects on aluminum-copper 2219 alloy. Prior to mechanical testing, aging studies were performed for 2090 and 2219 using microhardness Vickers to determine the peak aged …
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Micromechanical models of delamination in aluminum-lithium alloys
Aluminum lithium (Al-Li) alloys are lighter, stiffer, and tougher than conventional aerospace aluminum alloys. Replacing conventional aluminums with Al-Li could substantially decrease the weight and cost of aerospace structures. However, Al-Li alloys often fracture intergranularly via a mechanism …
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Effects of crack arresting delaminations in aluminum-lithium alloys
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Transformation kinetics of delta prime precipitation in aluminum-lithium alloys
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A parametric study of delaminations in an aluminum-lithium alloy
… and increased strength have placed advanced aluminum-lithium alloys at the forefront of aerospace materials research. Delaminations in these alloys play a significant role in their fracture processes. Therefore, a more complete understanding of the factors that influence the behavior of these …
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Characterization of Delamination in 2099-T861 Aluminum-Lithium
Aluminum-lithium alloys provide a lower density and higher stiffness alternative to other high strength aluminum alloys. However, many Al-Li alloys exhibit a non-traditional failure mechanism, delamination. Delamination refers to the failure along the grain boundary interface. The delamination …