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Aluminum Alloy Rolled Ring Forging for Aerospace，supersonic Aircraft
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Aluminum Alloy Rolled Ring Forging
The many positive properties of aluminum alloys make them ideal for seamless rolled ring forging. The tensile strength, toughness, and fatigue strength, for which aluminum is famous, can easily be used to shape aluminum with internal structure and circumferential grain flow. An added benefit of aluminum is its superior surface finish, which is exceptionally smooth.
Pure aluminum is rarely used for the production of products unless corrosion resistance is more important than strength. To increase the hardness and endurance of aluminum, various alloys are added, which are used in the rolled ring forging process.
Rolled ring forging aluminum alloy grades:
2014 – Aluminum 2014 is the strongest of aluminum alloys and is an aluminum and copper alloy.
6061 – Aluminum 6061 is an aluminum, silicon, and magnesium alloy, which is strengthened by precipitative hardening and can be hot or cold forged.
7050 – Aluminum 7050 is a heat treatable aluminum alloy with good resistance to stress, corrosion, and cracking and has excellent toughness and strength.
7075 – Aluminum 7075 has excellent strength and good mechanical properties at lower temperatures. Its primary alloy is zinc with small amounts of magnesium, chromium, and copper.
7079 – Aluminum 7079 is age hardened to increase its strength. It is mainly composed of aluminum, zinc, and magnesium with small amounts of copper and a variety of other metals. Many of the qualities of 7079 are similar to those of 7075.
Aluminum Alloy Rolled Ring Forging
The many positive properties of aluminum alloys make them ideal for seamless rolled ring forging. The tensile strength, toughness, and fatigue strength, for which aluminum is famous, can easily be used to shape aluminum with internal structure and circumferential grain flow. An added benefit of aluminum is its superior surface finish, which is exceptionally smooth.
Pure aluminum is rarely used for the production of products unless corrosion resistance is more important than strength. To increase the hardness and endurance of aluminum, various alloys are added, which are used in the rolled ring forging process.
Rolled ring forging aluminum alloy grades:
2014 – Aluminum 2014 is the strongest of aluminum alloys and is an aluminum and copper alloy.
6061 – Aluminum 6061 is an aluminum, silicon, and magnesium alloy, which is strengthened by precipitative hardening and can be hot or cold forged.
7050 – Aluminum 7050 is a heat treatable aluminum alloy with good resistance to stress, corrosion, and cracking and has excellent toughness and strength.
7075 – Aluminum 7075 has excellent strength and good mechanical properties at lower temperatures. Its primary alloy is zinc with small amounts of magnesium, chromium, and copper.
7079 – Aluminum 7079 is age hardened to increase its strength. It is mainly composed of aluminum, zinc, and magnesium with small amounts of copper and a variety of other metals. Many of the qualities of 7079 are similar to those of 7075.
