Effect of iron addition on the crystal structure of the α-AlFeMnSi phase formed in the quaternary Al-Fe-Mn-Si system
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Aluminum alloys, Intermetallic Al-Fe-Mn-Si phases, X-ray analysis diffraction, Crystal structure typeAbstract
Cubic and hexagonal α-phases, formed during thermal analysis experiments and specific isothermal treatments, have been analyzed for a series of Al-Mn-Si alloys with different iron contents. In these alloys, the Fe/Mn weight ratio was varied from 0.1 to 8.4. This study shows that in Al-Fe-Mn-Si alloys with Fe/Mn weight ratios up to 4, the a-phase has a cubic crystal structure, while in alloys with a Fe/Mn weight ratio of 5.3 or more, the a-phase has a hexagonal crystal structure. Hence, the critical Fe/Mn weight ratio for the cubic to hexagonal crystal structure transition falls between 4 and 5.3 for the studied alloys.
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