Long Zexi, Guo Zhongxian, Yang Shuo, Tong Chao, Wang Daichen, Wu Xuepeng
2025, 54(5): 11-17.
In this paper, the influence of the solution aging process on the mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Al-0.6Mg-0.45Si-0.07B-0.05Re pipes was explored. Through the research on the solution aging process, it was found that the aging temperature had the greatest influence on the tensile strength of the material, and the aging time had the least influence. The aging temperature has the greatest impact on the material’s electrical conductivity, while the solution temperature has the least. The aging temperature has the greatest impact on the material’s electrical conductivity, while the solution temperature has the least. By analyzing the STEM of aluminum alloys aged at 170 ℃/12 h and 200 ℃/12 h, it was found that low-temperature aging would produce a wider PFZ range, reducing the material’s electrical conductivity, and at the same time generate smaller-sized and more numerous precipitated phases, thereby enhancing the material’s strength.