Hanbing Xu
University of Tennessee
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Archive | 2006
Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han; Hanbing Xu
The research was intended to lead to a better fundamental understanding of the effect of ultrasonic energy on the degassing of liquid metals and to develop practical approaches for the ultrasonic degassing of alloys. The goals of the project described here were to evaluate core principles, establish a quantitative basis for the ultrasonic degassing of aluminum alloy melts, and demonstrate the application of ultrsaonic processing during ingot casting and foundry shape casting.
International Journal of Cast Metals Research | 2010
Qingyou Han; Hanbing Xu; Paul Ried; Paul Olson
Abstract An accelerated method for testing die soldering has been proposed and tested. High intensity ultrasonic vibration has been applied through a core pin to molten aluminium in order to simulate service conditions under die casting. Such conditions include high pressure and high impingement speed of molten metal on the pin. Soldering tendency of H-13 steel pins with or without commercial coatings was tested using this accelerated method. The experimental results indicate that soldering occurs within a few minutes of testing using this new method, much faster than that using the conventional methods. The coating failure mechanism identified in this new method is identical to that observed in the conventional methods, suggesting that the new method is suitable for testing soldering tendency of core pins under die casting conditions.
Essential Readings in Light Metals: Cast Shop for Aluminum Production, Volume 3 | 2016
Hanbing Xu; Xiaogang Jian; Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han
Ultrasonic degassing, an environmentally clean and cheap technique, is an efficient way of degassing in a static volume melt. Vacuum degassing has also been tested a beneficial and clean method in producing high quality products. Combination of these two techniques will make degassing more efficient. An experimental device which combines the vacuum degassing and ultrasonic degassing has been built in Oak Ridge National Laboratory recently. Parametric studies have been carried out to investigate the efficacy of the ultrasonic degassing of molten Aluminum alloy under reduced pressure. This article reports the initial experimental results on ultrasonic degassing under reduced pressure.
Materials Letters | 2005
Xiaogang Jian; Hanbing Xu; Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han
Materials Letters | 2004
Hanbing Xu; Xiaogang Jian; Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han
Materials Science and Engineering A-structural Materials Properties Microstructure and Processing | 2008
Hanbing Xu; Qingyou Han; Thomas T. Meek
Materials Letters | 2007
Hanbing Xu; Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han
Scripta Materialia | 2006
Hanbing Xu; L.D. Xu; Shengjun Zhang; Qingyou Han
Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B-process Metallurgy and Materials Processing Science | 2005
Thomas T. Meek; Qingyou Han; Xiaogang Jian; Hanbing Xu
Scripta Materialia | 2005
Qingyou Han; Hanbing Xu