SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALTMAN, M. B. - ATMAN, Y. A.

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The refining of caet Al alloy's with trichloride. . S/724/61/0001000/017/OZO.__~ _J' elongation, and Ii summarized in half-page table). Parts cast out of AL4. ALIO-V~'' and AL8 alloys relined by rn'eans of BC13 exceeded ordinary parts by 1 to Z scale grades in porosity; parts..Wilth a rough weight of 80 kg cast out of ALl alloy refined with BC1 were equivalent in' density and mechanical p2ioperties to similar castings 3 cast in autoclave. The method of BC1 refining is recommended for the improve- 3 ment of castings of alloys AL4, ALIOV, AL1, and ALB and, in some instances, to replace the casting of parts in the autoclave requiring a density of 2 to 3 on the conventional scale. There are 2 figures and 1 table; no references. Card Z/2 S/724/61/000,000/0181020 77 AUTHORS: A _jLbman, Korollkova L. MP __MB., Baykova, L. T., Krysin, B. T j )I Smirnova, T. 1., Kitari, G. G., Shitov, M. I., Sharuda, V. F., Tyukin, I. T., SyromyaLnikova, M. A. -TITLE- -Vacuum-refining of -Altirninum -alloys. ---~--,"-~-SOU.RCE:-----Liteynyye-alyuminiyevyye-spinivyj--svoystvaj 'tekhnologiya-plavlti,-Iiv--Yk---,--- i termicheskoy obrabotki. Sbornik statey. 'Ed. by L N Fridlyan4!hr and M. B. Alltman. Moscow, Oborongiz, 1961, 150-15~. TEXT: The paper describes the development of a method for the vacuum ~efin- ing of Al alloys with the use of a flux, and the construction and development of a vacuum equipment for the refining of Al alloys capLble of refining a melt of uh to 300 kg. The refining method developed was-intended to remove the various gaseous and solid nonmetallic impurities which enter into an Al alloy in the course of its ,I smelting and to avoid, also, the difficulties encountered with method used heretofore, which consisted in the toxicity of the Cl and the chlorovs and fluorous salts used to date. The basic concepts of the new method are the following: The impurities en- countered in Al melts consist'of H and oxides, primarily Al.oxides. The H carries a positive charge (I-11+ whereas the Al oxides are charged negatively (0?-). Card 1/2 _!-,_'.-~'-Va_cu'um,-re ng of umi S- S/724/61/000/.000/018/ qZO Ifenc'e. the _His reiidilk~idsokb4~cl-ort-the-p'articlas of Al oxide.- If -the'H can-be-induced by* the application of a'vacu .um to migrate to the surface of the melt, it is postulated that the solid nonmetallic impurities should be entrained thereby and become Sus- . ~ ceptible to capture by adsorption by a suitable flux placed on the surface of the melt. The rate of progress of such a process should be controllable simply by altering the power applied to the vacuum pump. The investigation was made on AM (AL4) and AA 9 (AL9) Al alloys. The relationship between the weight of a melt and the vacuum- ing time was explored experimentally. While the test results indicated that the Mg content remained constant regardless of the vacuuming time, the porosity of the alloy was appreciably reduced in vacuuming tests lasting from Z to 6 minutes. The addition of a suitable flux, as defined above, improved the degassing, with a subsequent furth6r reduction in porosity and improvement in the mechanical properties of the alloy by 10-1514; this improvement elimir_:~tes the need for crystallization of cast parts'.in, an autoclave in many instances. Typical -vacuum- refining times at 780-7901C, in the presence of O.Zjo of a suitable flux, are: For a metal weight of 50-100 kg' 3 min; 100-150 kg, 5 min; 150-Z50 kg, 7-9 min. The improvements obtained by the vacuum- -,--refi-ning--prQ(zip~uKe-with-the-adsorbing-flux-are illu'stratee by tables of mechanical properties and photographs-of the macrostru--chi-re 6f-db~ryi-plex-cast-parts;--Thi~-z~- "-Ye-~_- o figures and 5 tables; no references. The participation of A.P.Shulepin, I.S.~Kuz-1-:. -----nets ov,_D. S.-Che rv akov. and A. 1. Komendat in the investigation is acknowledged. Y1 Card'2/2 A,ILIZW,,_H4*tz-.,Boriso,vich;,LEBEDEV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; COOKHROV, Matvey Vasillyevich; TUMANOV, A.T., saal, deyatel nauki I takhniki USFSR, doktor tekhn. nauk, red.; XMYEVA, O.M.,, red.isd-val VAYNSHTEYN, Te.B., takhn. red. [M Iting and founding nonferrous metal alloysl metallurg~-#&l plnciples] Plavka i litle splavov tsvetnykh metallov; metal- lurgicheskie oanovy. Pod red. A.T.Tumanova. Moskva, Metal- lurgisdat, 1963. 523 P. (MIRA 16:�) (Nonferrous metals-Founding) __7 1 1 PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6478 Alttman., Morits Borisovicho Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Lebedevo and M_a!Viy-- - Va-�-iTry-e-V1-e R-thuk h ro v Plavka i litlye splavov tsvetnykh metallov; metallurgicheskiye osnovy (Melting and Casting of Nonferrous Metal Alloys; Metallur- gical Principles) Moscows Metallurgizdat, 1963. 523 P. Errata slip inserted. 4400 'copies printed, Ed. (Title page): A. T. Tumanovi,- Doctor of Technical. Sciences, Honored Soiantist and Technologist of the RSFSR; Ed. of Publishing House: 0. M. Kamayeva; Tech. Ed.: Ye. B. Vaynshteyn. PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering personnel of metal- lurgical and metal-working plants and scientific research institx!tes. It may also be of interest to students at schools of higher education, C a WI? gvk 0 ALITMA~, 14.B.; LOTAREVA, O.B.; POSTNIKOV, N.S.; Prinimall uchastiyet "_ '�fIRIDONOVA, S.B.; LCKTIONOVA, L.I. High-strength BALZ alloy. Alium. splavy no-1:5-13 163. (MRA 16: 11) ALITMAN M B - BOROK) B.A.; MERKULOV, V.V.; W-LIN, A.P.; SPEKTOR, Yu.V.; "-w"I't-iftsklyp S.V.; TROFIMDV, H.I.; LAMDINA, V.I. Foamed aluminum castings. Alium. splavy no.ls4l-49 163. (MIRA 16:11) STROMSKAYA, N.P.; SMIRNOVAI T,I,; KLIMOVA, V.A.; LOKTIONOVA, L.I.; SYROMYATNIKOVA, M.A.; ALITMkNP M.B., ruJwvoditel' raboty. Effect of metal inclusions on the properties of aluminum foundry alloys. Alium. splavy no-1:55-72 163. (MIRA 16:11) PETRUNINI A.M.; IDKTIONOVAp N.A.; ALITMAN M.B. rukovoditell raboty; Prinimali uchastlyet ~..;SHMR0313P V.A.; POSTNIKOV, A.S.; ARHUZOV, B.A.; PANTYUSHKOVA, N.S.; POBDCHINA, T.V.; PATRUSHEV, L.M. Mastering the production of large A18 alloy castin s. Alium. splavy no.lt150-159 163. IMIRA 16tll) .11 AKOFOV, Igor' Artashesovich; BOB;(ISHGHEV-1,UL;HKIN, Dmitriy Mikhaylovich; PROKOFOYEVA, Anna KuzIminichna; YPTSENKO, Konstantin Petrovich; doktor tekhri. nauk, retsenzent; ILIIN, O.A., inzb.t retsenzen 4; YAKOVLEVA, V.I., red. [Industrial safety in working with beryllium and its alloys) Bezopasnost' truda pri rabote s berillier; i e6o splavami. MoskvR~ Izd-vo "Vashinostroenie," 1964. 106 p. WIRA 17:6) MALITSEV, Elkhail Vasillyevich; DOBATKIN, V.I., prof., dolftor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ALITMAN, M.B., doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; VIQDOR6VibP, V.N..'*red. [Modif'ying the structure of metals and alloys] Modifi- tsirikanie struktury motallov i splavov. Moskva, Izd- .ro "Metallurgiia," 1964. 212 p. (MIRA 17:6) 1. - - ~ - I I i ACCESSION NRo AP4040688 S/0129/64/000/006/0015/00181; 1AUTHORS Aletmang' He Be; Postnikov,,Ne S6; Loktionovab L* I* ................... ;'TITLEt Airtight casting alloy of the Al-Si-Mg system SOURQ9+:, Mwtal-k*%,gd*nijA I termichaskays. obrabotka metallov, to 6 TOPIC TAGSt aluminum alloyp aluminum silicon magnesium alloy, VALS alloy, beryllium containing alloy, titanium containing alloy, alloy !property IABSTRACTt Z I An investigation showed that beryllium and titanium, w1hen added to the Al-SL-Mg alloy, contributed to grain refining and Increased lalloy strength. The maximum strength of 33,5 kg/MM2 of solution- annealed and aged alloy was attained at 0.15-0.4% Be and 0.15% Ti, iwhile the strength.of the alloy with 0.5-1% Be without titanium vas only - 27-29 -kg/mm2. To obtain a 50-60% outectic (for higher airtight- noes), the content of silicon should be limited to 6*5-8*5%, Although magnesium silLcids In the main strengthening phase, the magnesium con-.--- tent should not exceed 0*55%o Higher magnesium contents result in Card. ALIDUN, Morits Borisovich [Nonmetallic inclusions in aluminum alloys] 14emetalli.- cheakie vkliucheniia. v aliuminievykh splavakh. Moskva, Metallurgiia, 1965. 126 p. (MIRA 18:4) ESKIN, Georgiy Iosifovich; POGODIN-ALEKSUEV, G.1.1 prof., doktor tekhn. nauk., retsenzent; ALITYLAN, M.B.., doktor tekhn. naukp retsenzenA (Ultrasonic treatment of molten aluminum] Ul'trazvuko- vaia obrabotka rasplavlennogo aliuminiia. Moskva, Me- tallurgiia; 1965, 223 p. (HIJRA 18:7) 1--card UDC: 669.715151721074 ALITI-,Ali, M. SR. - - . Sj-&ta-* ~f Lr