Alloys containing insoluble phases and method of manufacturing t

Metal treatment – Stock – Zinc base

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148442, 420514, 420515, 420580, C22C 1800, C22C 3000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a new method for casting alloys containing a finely divided phase. A bath of the molten metal having a melting point is provided. A finely divided solid metal having a melting point greater than the melting point of molten metal is introduced into the molten metal. The finely divided metal is reacted with the molten metal to form a solid phase within the molten metal. The molten bath is then mixed to distribute the solid phase within the molten metal. The molten alloy is then cast into a solid object containing the solid phase. The solid phase is insoluble in the matrix and has a size related to the initial size of the finely divided solid. The alloy of the invention advantageously consists essentially of, by weight percent, about 3 to 40 aluminum, about 0.8 to 25 nickel, about 0 to 12 copper and balance zinc and incidental impurities. The alloy has a zinc-containing matrix with nickel-containing aluminides distributed throughout the matrix.

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Raynor et al. "Ternary Alloys Formed by Aluminum, Transitional Metals and Divalent Metals*," Acta Metallurgical, vol. 1, pp.629-648. Nov. 1953.

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