Furukawa-Sky Review No.8 (April 2012)

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技術論文

Effect of Experimental Humidity on Fatigue Fracture of 6XXX-series Aluminum Alloys

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  • Koji Ichitani
  • Katsumi Koyama

Fatigue tests under controlled experimental humidity were conducted to reveal the effect of hydrogen on 6XXX-series aluminum alloys. This is because under a humidified air condition hydrogen atoms are generated through a reaction between successively exposed aluminum surface and vapor water, and then the experimental condition of high pressure hydrogen gas environment can be readily simulated. In order to examine intrinsic hydrogen embrittlement behavior of 6XXX-series alloys during fatigue fracture, a ternary Al-Mg-Si alloy was subjected to the test. The fatigue life of the alloy was substantially lower under a humidified air condition than an inert dry nitrogengas condition. The effect of additive elements such as Cu, Cr and Fe on the fatigue life of the ternary alloy was examined, and it was revealed that the fatigue life of a Cu-containing alloy was not decreased under humidified air condition. This result suggests that Cu has an effect of decreasing hydrogen embrittlement sensitivity of 6XXX-series alloys.

技術論文 / Technology Articles

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