Do anyone know a maximum temperature for Al-alloys (except the melting temperature for the resp. eutectics), from which the effect of superplasticity is reduced? Or can anyone give a reference, where the effect of superplasticity (e.g. strain) is printed against the temperature (room temperature to the melting temperature) of aluminum alloy?
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Amin Taheri
it depend your as received material, if the al-alloys mechanical properties be standard (not rolled, extruded,..) you can enhance temperature to 0.5*melt temperture to increasing properties and if you use worked material , predicting it is difficult.
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