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For an impressible, isotropic material, what is its Poisson’s ratio
Name: _________________________
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HW of ETM 307 Chapter 10: Al Alloys
70 pts in total
For materials science, the essential point is to figure out an effective way to increase materials strength without significantly compromising ductility. When we learned precipitation strengthening, we knew that, for a given amount of an alloying element, fine and uniform-distributed precipitates generated by the alloying element are more efficient in increasing materials strength than the element’s atoms staying as solid solution atoms. We just finished learning the aging treatment of Al alloys, the questions for you are:
1.     You are given an equilibrium-solidified Al-Cu alloy indicated in Figure 1. Please advise a heat treatment procedure that can be used to achieve a maximum strength without losing a significant amount of ductility. Please draw your temperature history in the temperature-time coordinate beside the phase diagram and...
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