CG MATERIAL
Aluminium Dysprosium Master Alloy Al-Dy Alloy
Aluminium Dysprosium Master Alloy Al-Dy Alloy
Compositions | Aluminum, Dysprosium |
Content | Dy 5%-10%, Al Balance |
Shape | Lump, Powder, Waffle ingot |
Overview
Aluminum-Dysprosium (Al-Dy) Master Alloy is an advanced alloying additive where dysprosium (Dy), a rare earth element, is introduced into aluminum to enhance high-temperature strength, magnetic performance, and creep resistance. Though less common than Al-Sc or Al-Ce, Al-Dy is gaining attention in high-tech fields like aerospace, defense, and magnetics-related applications.
Key Benefits
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High-Temperature Mechanical Stability
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Dy forms stable intermetallic phases in aluminum that resist creep and coarsening at elevated temperatures.
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Magnetic Material Compatibility
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Dysprosium is a key element in high-performance magnets; adding it to Al-based alloys enables compatibility with magnet systems or coatings.
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Oxidation Resistance
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Improves resistance to surface oxidation at high temperatures.
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Potential Radiation Resistance
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Dy-containing Al alloys are being studied for nuclear and space environments.
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Applications
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Aerospace & Hypersonics
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Structural components needing strength retention at 300–500°C.
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Advanced Magnet Integration
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Used as aluminum binder or matrix in systems involving Dy-containing permanent magnets.
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Defense Systems
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Alloys for high-heat, high-stress conditions such as in missiles or thermal shields.
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Research & Prototyping
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Often used in alloy development labs or materials research institutes.
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