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Testing and analysis methods for high-silicon aluminum alloys

2009-02-14View Original

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Recently, several batches of high-silicon aluminum alloys were tested, but no suitable method for analyzing them was found; the silicon content in them is roughly around 70%. Any friend who can provide a method for analysis would be appreciated, or anyone interested can discuss this topic. This post was last edited by Canghai Yili Sha on 2009-2-14 19:40.]
Reply #22009-02-14
At the same time, I suggest that you upload your analysis method so we can learn from it together, okay? Only by communicating together can we improve together
Reply #32009-02-14
GB1873-1995 Determination of silicon dioxide content in phosphate rock and phosphate concentrate – Gravimetric and volumetric methods http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=389821&page=1&extra=page%3D1###
Reply #42009-02-16
1. GB/T 223.60-1997 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Determination of silicon content by dehydrating gravimetric method with perchloric acid
2. GB/T 223.13-2000 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Determination by ammonium ferrous sulfate volumetric method
3. GB/T 223.39—1994 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Determination by chlorosulfophenol S photometric method
4. GB/T 223.34-2000 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Determination of hydrochloric acid-insoluble substances in iron powder
5. GB/T 223.18 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Separation by sodium thiosulfate–iodine method
6. GB/T 223.10—2000 Methods for chemical analysis of steel and alloys – Determination of aluminum content by copper-iron reagent separation–chromotrope S photometric method

It is recommended that the person in question check these websites for the above national standards: Links for free download of the standards (from an online forum): http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-390043-1-1.html
Reply #52009-02-17
For the testing of silicon-aluminum alloys, the following standard can be referred to: «YB/T 178.1-2000 | Chemical analysis methods for silicon-aluminum alloys and silicon-barium aluminum alloys»; \"GB/T 20975.5-2008 Methods for chemical analysis of aluminum and aluminum alloys\" ; \"Method for emission spectroscopic analysis of silicon, iron, magnesium, and copper in vacuum silicon-aluminum alloys SJ 3198-1989\" ; \"Methods for chemical analysis of aluminum and aluminum alloys – Determination of silicon content by gravimetric method GB/T 6987.5-2001\", \"GB/T 20975.5-2008 Methods for chemical analysis of aluminum and aluminum alloys\". In addition, XRD can also be used to characterize the crystal phases ; SEM-EDS for characterizing the microstructure and rough quantification ; XRF elemental analysis is used to characterize element contents and other such methods.
Reply #62009-02-18
We are very grateful for the information provided by our friends above. The method we currently use is to incorporate high-silicon aluminum alloys into pure aluminum, raising the aluminum content to 70% and reducing the silicon content to 30%. Measure it again with an optical emission spectrometer. Such a method is troublesome, time-consuming, labor-intensive, and requires plenty of materials. Also, could someone tell me where I can find aluminum-silicon alloy standards with 70%, 60%, or 50% silicon content for use with optical emission spectrometers? Thank you
Reply #72009-02-18
Are alloys with a silicon content of >50% still called aluminum alloys? Is it more accurate to call it a silicon alloy? Is it better to use a method of removing impurities? This post was last edited by chinaxm on 2009-2-18 11:09.]
Reply #82010-03-14
What does ferroalloy include? Could you provide the analysis methods for them?

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