diplomsko delo
Ajda Tršar (Author), Jože Medved (Mentor)

Abstract

Aluminij je zaradi svoje nizke gostote, korozijske obstojnosti ter tudi drugih lastnosti vsestransko uporaben. Ključen je tako v transportni kot tudi gradbeni, pakirni in prehrambni industriji. Pridobivanje aluminija z elektrolizo glinice (Al2O3) je energetsko zelo potratno, zato se industrija pogosto poslužuje reciklaže. Cilj diplomskega dela je bil proučiti reciklažo sekundarnega aluminija, ki je onesnažen z lakom na osnovi TiO2, in povečanje koncentracije titana v zlitini EN AW-1070. Talili smo tri serije rondelic iz preiskovane zlitine. Prva serija, ki ni vsebovala laka, je služila za primerjalno, druga je bila premazana z enim slojem laka, tretja pa s petimi sloji laka. Uporabili smo naslednje preiskovalne metode: enostavno termično analizo (ETA), diferenčno vrstično kalorimetrijo (DSC), rentgensko fluorescenčno spektroskopijo (XRF) in optično mikroskopijo. S programom Thermo-Calc smo izračunali termodinamsko ravnotežje pri sestavi zlitin po ulivanju. S pomočjo rentgenske fluorescenčne spektroskopije in programa Thermo-Calc nam je uspelo dognati, katere faze se dejansko pojavijo v mikrostrukturi. Z enostavno termično analizo smo prišli do zaključka, da se najhitreje strdi vzorec s petimi sloji laka, najpočasneje pa primerjalni vzorec brez laka. Ob primerjavi DSC krivulj smo ugotovili, da tako porabljena talilna kot sproščena strjevalna entalpija z večanjem vsebnosti titana v vzorcu padata. Nadvse vidna je bila tudi sprememba temperature strjevanja evtektika. S pomočjo optičnega mikroskopa smo mikrostrukturne sestavine izmerili in posledično dokazali titanov udrobnjevalni učinek.

Keywords

aluminijeve zlitine;reciklaža;redukcija titanovega dioksida;mikrostruktura;intermetalne faze;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL NTF - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering
Publisher: [A. Tršar]
UDC: 669
COBISS: 34586371 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: recycling of varnished secondary raw materials of alloy EN AW-1070
Secondary abstract: Due to its low density, good corrosion resistance and many other properties, aluminium is versatilely useful. It is crucial in transport, civil engineering, packaging and food industry. Production of aluminium with electrolysis of alumina (Al2O3) is very energy consuming, which encourages industry towards recycling. The main aim of diploma work was to study recycling of secondary aluminium, which is polluted with varnish based on TiO2 and increase of titanium concentration in alloy EN AW-1070. We melted three series of slugs made from examined alloy. The first series without varnish was our comparative sample, the second one was coated with one layer of varnish and the third one with five coats of varnish. We used the following examination techniques: a simple thermal analysis (ETA), a differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), an X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) and an optical microscopy. We also calculated the thermodynamic equilibrium with compositions after casting, using the Thermo-Calc Software. After the use of the X-ray fluorescence analysis and the Thermo-Calc Software we were able to find out which phases in fact occurred in the microstructure of a material. The results of the simple thermal analysis showed that the sample, containing five layers of varnish, solidified within the shortest time frame. However, the sample without any varnish took the longest time to solidify. After comparing the DSC curves we concluded that both, heating and solidification enthalpy decreased as more titanium was added. Finally, with the help of the optical microscope we managed to measure the components of the microstructure and prove the refinement effect of the titanium.
Secondary keywords: aluminium alloys;recycling;titanium dioxide reduction;microstructure;intermetallic phases;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Naravoslovnotehniška fak., Oddelek za materiale in metalurgijo
Pages: XI, 30 f.
ID: 12046424