Document Type thesis Author Name Nowill, Courtney Ann Email Address cnowill at gmail.com URN etd-081307-103919 Title Investigation of the quench and heating rate sensitivities of selected 7000 series aluminum alloys Degree MS Department Materials Science & Engineering Advisors Richard D. Sisson, Jr., Advisor Mohammed Maniruzzaman, Committee Co-Chair Diran Apelian, Committee Co-Chair Keywords aluminum quench sensitivity heating rate Date of Presentation/Defense 2007-07-26 Availability unrestricted Abstract
The quench sensitivity of AA7136 has been experimentally investigated using Jominy end quench and test coupons of various heat treatments. It was found that this alloy is not quench sensitive. In addition, the effects of heating rate on both solution and aging treatments on AA7136 and AA7075 were determined using a newly developed reverse Jominy heating test. It was observed that hardness was reduced after rapid heating during aging and hardness increased slightly after rapid heating during solutionizing. These results are discussed in terms of microstructural developments.
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