AA C-6
Aluminum and Its Alloys
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| Organization: | AA |
| Publication Date: | 1 April 2004 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 36 |
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ABSTRACT
Aluminum, especially when alloyed with one or more of several common elements, has been increasingly specified and used in packaging, architectural, building product, transportation, chemical, electrical, heat exchanger and many general applications. Today, aluminum is surpassed only by steel in its use as a structural material. The properties of aluminum and its alloys, which give rise to their widespread usage, with particular emphasis on corrosion resistance, and the designation systems for aluminum alloys and applicable tempers are briefly described in this report. Several references are provided for the reader who may desire more detailed information.
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October 1, 2015
Aluminum and Its Alloys
Aluminum, especially when alloyed with one or more of several common elements, has been increasingly specified and used in packaging, architectural, transportation, chemical, electrical and many...
AA C-6
April 1, 2004
Aluminum and Its Alloys
ABSTRACT
Aluminum, especially when alloyed with one or more of several common elements, has been increasingly specified and used in packaging, architectural, building product, transportation,...
June 1, 1994
Technical Report: Aluminum and Its Alloys
THE OXIDE LAYER To a student of chemistry it might seem strange that aluminum, one of the most chemically active elements with a very strong affinity for oxygen, could be such a commonly used metal....