Hierarchical microstructures, not grain refinement alone, push aluminum to 728 MPa or 30.4% elongation

Asked:

“Find the processing parameters, alloying elements, and microstructural features of aluminum alloys that improve strain to failure and tensile strength.”

Eight experimental studies of optimized aluminum alloys, spanning additive manufacturing, friction-stir and severe deformation, and advanced casting. Reported ultimate tensile strength runs 254–728 MPa (mean 454.5 MPa) and tensile elongation 5.1–30.4% (mean 18.1%). Arrows trace the four studies with a directly comparable baseline.

Additive manufacturingFriction-stir / severe deformationCastingBaseline → optimized (where reported)

Mechanism map: processing → alloying → microstructure → result

Findings

Design rules

The eight optimized conditions

StrategyAlloy and role of additionsUTS, MPaElong., %ComparatorSource

Synthesis of 8 experimental studies (one optimized condition each) on strength–ductility improvement in aluminum alloys; UTS in MPa and tensile elongation / strain to failure as reported by each paper, on differing alloy systems and specimen geometries, so values are not directly rank-equivalent. Baseline arrows shown only where the paper gave a comparable baseline; the CAEB aging schedule was not recovered. Full processing recipes shortened for space; complete parameters in the sources.

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