Mechanism of yield strength enhancement in heavily cold rolled phosphor bronze

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ment in heavily cold r o l l e d and thermally treated alloy 510. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES AND RESULTS 1) Material and Processing Commercially hot r o l l e d alloy 510 was used as the starting m a t e r i a l for all the experiments w i t h the exception of the study evaluating the influence of alloy chemistry. For this latter study 11.5 lb (5.2 kg) ingots were induction melted u n d e r a charcoal cover. They were c h i l l cast into a s t e e l mold on a w a t e r cooled copper plate. The chemical analyses of all the alloys evaluated are listed in T a b l e I. Each alloy was cold rolled from m i l l e d hot r o l l e d plate with an end-for-end r e v e r s a l of direction between passes to provide m e t a l in various cold r o l l e d conditions at gages convenient for each specific experiment. The particular gages and reductions used are specified in the appropriate tables, figures, or text describing particular experiments. W h e r e required, an annealing treatment of 600°C for 1 h was used. 2) Tensile T e s t s Tensile testing was performed in an Instron tensile testing machine at a crosshead speed of 0.05 in.//min (1.27 m m / m i n ) . The tensile properties were d e t e r m i n e d with triplicate specimens, which were 1 in. (25.4 mm) gage (0.25 in. or 6.4 mm, wide) for the evaluation of the influence of chemistry and 2 in.

Table I. Alloy Compositions (Wt Pct) Used to Evaluate the Influence o f Chemistry on the Aging Response o f C A 510 Sn

P

3.72 5.12 6.43 4.64 5.37 4.91 6.02 4.4*

Fe

0.083 0.067 1.26

0.066 0.07

1.54 0.017

*CA510 also containing 0.1Zn, 0.03Ni, and 0.006Pb. VOLUME 8A, JANUARY 1977 111

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