Fatigue and Anisotropic behaviours of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum Alloy

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Olusegun Oyekeye Manasseh; Sehinde Ajiboye Joseph; Oluropo Adeosun Samson

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Journal: THE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL APPLIED MECHANICS Year:2018 | Volume:49 | Issue:2 Page(s): 367-372

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Fatigue and Anisotropic behaviours of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum Alloy

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Olusegun Oyekeye Manasseh | Sehinde Ajiboye Joseph | Oluropo Adeosun Samson | Issue Writer Certificate

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Aluminum alloy

Anisotropy

Cold rolling

Fatigue parameters

Abstract

This study examines the fatigue and Anisotropy behaviour of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum alloy for light weight automotive connecting rod application. Aluminum (Al) 1200 ingots were melted at temperature of 680 0C (after one hour of heating) cast in sand mould and cast samples homogenized for 6 hrs at 480 0C. The Cold rolling process was carried out after homogenisation for 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50% thickness reductions. The samples were characterised in 00, 150, 300, 450, 600, 750 and 900 to the rolling direction. The results show that degree of deformation increase linearly with mean stress, stress range, stress ratio, stress amplitude, thickness and area ratio for all the reductions and directions examined. Area and thickness ratio increases linearly with deformation at higher inclination (> 150). The fatigue life obtained in this work shows life cycles at different degrees of deformation: 7. 5 x 104 cycles at 10% reduction, 1. 3 x105 cycles at 20% reduction, 4. 3 x 104 cycles at 30% reduction; 2. 6 x 105 cycles at 40% reduction and 1. 09 x 105 cycles at 50% reduction). The results of this study provide evidence that systemic controlled cold deformation can potentially be used to significantly enhance the fatigue life of AA1200 Aluminum alloy components subjected to cyclic loadings.

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Olusegun Oyekeye, Manasseh, Sehinde Ajiboye, Joseph, & Oluropo Adeosun, Samson. (2018). Fatigue and Anisotropic behaviours of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum Alloy. THE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL APPLIED MECHANICS, 49(2), 367-372. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/776520/en

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Olusegun Oyekeye Manasseh, Sehinde Ajiboye Joseph, Oluropo Adeosun Samson. Fatigue and Anisotropic behaviours of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum Alloy. THE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL APPLIED MECHANICS[Internet]. 2018;49(2):367-372. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/776520/en

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Manasseh Olusegun Oyekeye, Joseph Sehinde Ajiboye, and Samson Oluropo Adeosun, “Fatigue and Anisotropic behaviours of cold rolled AA1200 Aluminum Alloy,” THE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL APPLIED MECHANICS, vol. 49, no. 2, pp. 367–372, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/776520/en

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