Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 4, 402002(2020)

Mechanical Properties of A356 Aluminum Alloy after Laser Surface Remelting

Wang Jiangang, Gao Shiyou*, Chen Xusheng, and Zhang Mengyu
Author Affiliations
  • College of Mechanical Engineering, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao, Hebei 066000, China
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    Schematic of microhardness test points
    Schematic of three-point bending experiment
    Microstructures of A356 aluminum alloy after laser remelting treatment at different power. (a) 1000 W; (b) 1500 W; (c) 2000 W
    Microstructures of remelting layer obtained at different laser power. (a) 1000 W; (b) 1500 W; (c) 2000 W
    EDS spectra of substrate area. (a) EDS test points distribution map; (b) EDS spectrum of Spot 1point; (c) EDS spectrum of Spot 2 point; (d) EDS spectrum of Spot 3 point
    XRD patterns of remelting layer obtained at laser power of 2000 W
    SEM images of each region in remelting layer obtained at laser power of 2000 W. (a) Remelting zone, ×1000; (b) heat affected zone, ×1000; (c) substrate zone, ×1000; (d) remelting zone, ×3000; (e) heat affected zone,×3000; (f) substrate zone, ×3000
    Microhardness diagrams. (a) Microhardness histogram; (b) microhardness of remelting layer obtained at laser power of 2000 W; (c) microhardness of remelting layer obtained at laser power of 1500 W; (d) microhardness of remelting layer obtained at laser power of 1000 W
    Bending test results. (a) Bending test results of substrate sample and remelting samples obtained at different laser power; (b) partial view of Fcr for A356 base metal; (c) partial view of Fcr for remelting sample obtained at laser power of 1000 W; (c) partial view of Fcr for remelting sample obtained at laser power of 1500 W; (d) partial view of Fcr for remelting sample obtained at laser power of 2000 W
    Metallographic images of bending cracks in different samples. (a) A356 aluminum alloy base material; (b) remelting sample obtained at laser power of 1000 W; (c) remelting sample obtained at laser power of 1500 W; (d) remelting sample obtained at laser power of 2000 W
    • Table 1. Chemical composition of A356 aluminum alloy

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      Table 1. Chemical composition of A356 aluminum alloy

      ElementAlCuSiMgZnFeMuTi
      Mass fraction /%Bal.≤0.206.5--7.50.25--0.45≤0.1≤0.20≤0.1≤0.20
    • Table 2. ESD results of substrate area

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      Table 2. ESD results of substrate area

      No.ElementMass fraction /%Atomic fraction /%Net intensityError /%
      Mg1.531.70383.303.87
      Spot 1 in Fig.5Al96.3096.4523347.111.44
      Si1.581.52131.6710.40
      Ti0.590.3356.3314.35
      Al30.0030.948340.581.79
      Spot 2 in Fig.5Si69.4068.7613226.194.43
      Fe0.610.3040.5818.22
      Spot 3 in Fig.5Al84.6285.1422045.661.20
      Si15.3814.861505.877.76
    • Table 3. Size of each phase in remelting layer obtained at different laser power

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      Table 3. Size of each phase in remelting layer obtained at different laser power

      Power /WSize in remeltingzone /μmSize in heataffected zone /μm
      α-AlAl-Siα-AlAl-Si
      200014.34.5196.2
      15009.33.316.34.2
      10006.5214.63
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    Wang Jiangang, Gao Shiyou, Chen Xusheng, Zhang Mengyu. Mechanical Properties of A356 Aluminum Alloy after Laser Surface Remelting[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(4): 402002

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    Paper Information

    Category: laser manufacturing

    Received: Sep. 16, 2019

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Apr. 8, 2020

    The Author Email: Shiyou Gao (gao58@sina.com)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL202047.0402002

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