Numerical predicting of recycling friendly wrought aluminium alloy compositions

Authors

  • Varužan Kevorkijan

Keywords:

Aluminum alloy, recycling, numerical predicting.

Abstract

The model presented in this work enables the design of optimal (standard and non-standard "recycling-friendly") compositions and properties of wrought aluminium alloys with significantly increased amounts of post-consumed scrap. The following two routes were modelled in detail: (i) the blending of standard and non-standard compositions of wrought aluminium alloys starting from post-consumed aluminium scrap sorted to various degrees simulated by the model; and (ii) changing the initial standard composition of wrought aluminium alloys to non-standard "recycling friendly" ones - with broader concentration tolerance limits of alloying elements, without influencing the selected alloy properties, specified in advance.

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Kevorkijan, Varužan. 2013. “Numerical Predicting of Recycling Friendly Wrought Aluminium Alloy Compositions”. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering 19 (3):249-58. https://metall-mater-eng.com/index.php/home/article/view/185.

Issue

Vol. 19 No. 3 (2013)

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