CG MATERIAL
Aluminium Hafnium Master Alloy Al-Hf Alloy
Aluminium Hafnium Master Alloy Al-Hf Alloy
Compositions | Aluminum, Hafnium |
Content | Hf 2%-10%, Al Balance |
Shape | Lump, Ingots, Granules |
Overview
Aluminum-Hafnium (Al-Hf) Master Alloys are specialized materials that incorporate hafnium into aluminum to enhance specific properties of aluminum alloys. Hafnium, known for its high melting point and excellent corrosion resistance, imparts these qualities to aluminum when alloyed together.
Key Benefits:
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Grain Refinement: The addition of hafnium helps in refining the grain structure of aluminum alloys, leading to improved mechanical properties.
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Enhanced Mechanical Properties: Al-Hf alloys exhibit increased strength and hardness, making them suitable for demanding applications.
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Improved Electrical Conductivity: Incorporating hafnium can enhance the electrical conductivity of aluminum alloys, benefiting electrical and electronic applications.
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Gas and Impurity Removal: Hafnium additions assist in removing gases and impurities from the aluminum melt, resulting in cleaner alloys.
Applications:
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Aerospace: Used in manufacturing aircraft components that require high strength and resistance to high temperatures.
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Special Steels and Super Alloys: Employed in producing special steels and superalloys for aircraft engines and other demanding applications.
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Nuclear Reactors: Suitable for components in nuclear reactors due to hafnium's excellent neutron absorption properties.
Packaging:
These master alloys are commonly packaged in steel or fiber drums on pallets, or in wood or cardboard pallet boxes, ensuring safe transportation and storage.
