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Achieving optimal strength-conductivity balance in cast Al-2.3Fe-Mg-Si alloys via Mg/Si ratio regulation

Authors: Yu-fei Zhang; Xi-long Luo; Zheng-hao Shao; Qun Luo; Bin Hu; Hong-zhou Lu; Qian Li

DOI: 10.1007/s41230-026-5183-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Mg/Si alloying combined with T6 treatment significantly enhances the strength of cast Al-2.3Fe alloy while maintaining high electrical conductivity, achieving a UTS of 309.5 MPa and EC of 52.5% IACS. • Optimizing the Mg/Si ratio to 0.56 balances solid solubility and precipitation, minimizing conductivity loss and maximizing mechanical properties. • The addition of Mg and Si alters the solidification path, refining second-phase morphology and phase constitution, which improves aging response. • The developed Al-2.3Fe-Mg-Si alloy offers a promising alternative to Cu conductors for automotive motor rotors, meeting the demanding requirements of high strength and conductivity.