Zhang Huiqiang, Zhang Dingding, Liu Zhimin, Xu Zhen
2025, 54(3): 9-14.
In this paper, the effect of residual temperature rolling reduction on the interface structure and properties of 1070A/2024 composite sheet is studied by means of metallographic microscopy (OM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy spectrum analysis (EDS), tensile, shear and hardness testing. It is found that the average grain size decreases and the bonding strength of the composite interface increases with the increases of rolling reduction rate. At low residual temperature rolling reduction rate (10%), the improvement of grain structure is not significant, the diffusion of elements in the composite interface region is not high, and the mechanical properties of the composite sheet such as tensile and shear are little improved. At higher pressure rate (25%), the diffusion degree of elements in the composite interface area of the sheet metal increases, but the fine defects in the matrix of the sheet metal increase, which is unfavorable to the tensile properties of the sheet metal, and can not significantly improve the hardness of the composite sheet. At 15% compression rate, the alloy elements at the composite interface have good diffusion, good interface bonding strength, and the best tensile property. Under this parameter, the tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation are 189.7MPa, 222.5MPa, 20.4%, respectively, and the width of the regional element diffusion layer is 7μm.