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In this paper, single roll melt spinning technique is used as a sustainable manufacturing process to reduce waste, time, energy, and cost. The non-conventional forming machine is manufacturing to produce very thin ribbon 5052 and 5083 Al-Mg alloys in the range of micrometer. It is a tool for modifying the microstructure of alloy and improved their properties. The process has a direct impact for saving materials, machine, method, men, and money (5 M) compared with conventional forming technology due to their ability to produce very thin ribbons directly from liquid state. The properties of the produced ribbons were investigated and the result indicating that there is a possibility to produce ribbons with micro thickness of 20 to 330 μm and width of 0.97 to 7.4 mm. Moreover, the hardness was improved to be more than twice of the original hardness of alloy. The corrosion resistance of alloy was improved and their rate was reduced.
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Sngle roll melt spinning process has one of the highest melt cooling rates among all continuous casting process because the solidification time and movement of the melt and substrate are very short. The major advantage of single roll melt spinning is the possibility of continuous production of rapidly solidified materials in the form of thin ribbons, even on a large industrial scale [15]. It can be classified into free jet melt spinning and planer flow melt spinning depending on the distance between ladle nozzle and substrate roll. For free jet melt spinning , the distance more than one millimeter and for planer flow melt spinning, the distance is less than one millimeter. Therefore, in the present research, single roll melt spinning machine with free jet is used to study the possibility to produce very thin ribbons from two types of Al-Mg alloys
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This page is a summary of: Single Roll Melt Spinning Technique Applied as a Sustainable Forming Process to Produce Very Thin Ribbons of 5052 and 5083 Al-Mg Alloys Directly from Liquid State, Procedia CIRP, January 2016, Elsevier,
DOI: 10.1016/j.procir.2016.01.079.
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