SAE AM100A Magnesium Alloys
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SAE AM100A Chemical Composition
SAE J465: 2018 / Magnesium casting alloys
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SAE AM100A Physical Properties
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SAE AM100A Heat Treatments
- Solution heat treatment
Heated at 790-810°F (421-432°C). Incremental steps or a uniform heating rate shall be used to prevent eutectic melting which can irreversibly damage castings. A protective atmosphere containing sufficient sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, or satisfactory oxidation inhibitor shall be used when solution heat treating at or above 750°F (399°C). Recommended soaking time is 16-24 hours (soaking time starts when all temperature control sensing elements are within 10°F (6°C) of the set or offset temperature). Heavy section castings, t ≥ 25.4 mm, may require longer soaking time than indicated. Parts should be quenched after being soaked at the solution heat treating temperature. During the quench, the quenchant temperature shall not rise more than 25°F (14°C).
Aging (precipitation heat treatment)
Temper T5 - artificial aging from the as-cast (F) condition. Heated for 5 hours at 450°F (232°C).
Temper T6 - artificial aging from the solution heat treated (T4) temper. Heated for 5 hours at 450°F (232°C) or 24 hours at 400°F (204°C). Protective atmosphere is not required.
SAE AM100A Mechanical Properties
Temperature
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