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Numerical simulation of microstructure and microporosity morphology in directional solidification of aluminum-copper alloys: Effect of copper content and withdrawal rate

Authors: Wei Yuan; Hai-dong Zhao; Xu Shen; Chun Zou; Yuan Liu; Qing-yan Xu

DOI: 10.1007/s41230-024-4014-9Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A 2D cellular automaton model accurately simulates microporosity formation in Al-Cu alloys, validated by directional solidification experiments. • Copper content significantly influences microporosity growth through its effects on liquidus temperature, dendrite morphology, and hydrogen solubility. • Withdrawal rate affects microporosity nucleation by altering cooling rates and dendritic growth rates, leading to distinct microporosity characteristics. • The model provides a cost-effective tool for predicting microstructure and microporosity, aiding in process optimization for high-performance aluminum alloys.