Effect of Solution Treatment on Recrystallization, Texture and Mechanical Properties of 7A65-T74 Aluminum Alloy Super-thick Hot Rolled Plate
Chen Li , Hao Wang , Wenbo Wang , Chengtong Ye , Zuheng Jin , Xinquan Zhang , Hu Zhang , Lina Jia
Journal of Wuhan University of Technology Materials Science Edition ›› 2022, Vol. 37 ›› Issue (3) : 460 -469.
Effect of Solution Treatment on Recrystallization, Texture and Mechanical Properties of 7A65-T74 Aluminum Alloy Super-thick Hot Rolled Plate
The effects of the solution treatment on the microstructure, recrystallization, texture composition and properties of 7A65-T7451 (120 mm) hot rolled plates at H/2 (1/2 thickness) and H/4 (1/4 thickness) were studied. The results show that the hot rolled microstructure mainly contains a large amount of MgZn2 phases and minor Al7Cu2Fe phase. After solid solution treatments, a large amount of MgZn2 phases are dissolved back into the aluminum matrix. The main texture types at H/4 are R-Cube, Cube and part of Brass texture, and the main texture types at H/2 are Cube, R, and Copper texture. The qualitative analysis by Schmidt’s law reveals that Copper texture at H/2 will deepen the anisotropy of plate metal properties. For the plate with the same thickness, the two-stage solution state has better mechanical properties due to the lower degree of recrystallization and stronger grain boundary strengthening effects. Under the two-stage solution system of 460 °C/165 min+477 °C/165 min, the composite mechanical properties of the alloy plate at H/4 are the best and the anisotropy is not obvious. The tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation along the rolling direction are 561.9 MPa, 523.4 MPa, and 10.6%, respectively..
7A65 thick plate / solid solution treatment / texture / recrystallization / anisotropic
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