Project for the Detoxification of Aluminum Alloys for the Purposes of Recycling via Unialloys

ホーム 研究プロジェクトProject for the Detoxification of Aluminum Alloys for the Purposes of Recycling via Unialloys

RESEARCHERS

Principal Researcher

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Professor Toshio Haga

Member

Monodzukuri Center (MONOLAB.)

Engineer Hiroshi Fuse

OVERVIEW

The research attempts to create unialloy aluminum with alloys for casting. We attempt to create a unialloy by producing the raw sheet for sheet metal forming with a twin roll caster and producing the preform for casting with diecasting. It is thought that the high cooling speed will improve ductility due to finer crystal grains and crystallized and precipitated products, and therefore enable plastic working despite it being an alloy for casting. Detoxification is also thought to be possible because the finer intermetallic compound including Fe will limit deterioration in ductility.

BASIS OF RESEARCH

Only this team can research twin roll casters and diecasting, so this research theme is highly original. It is also compatible with the SDGs, which means it is meaningful for society and the future.

EXPECTED EFFECT

Expected Results of Research

Theses: About two

Conference presentations: About six, application for Innovation Japan

Expected Results of Intellectual Property

Results can be expected in the field of recycling.

CONTACT US

For any inquiry about this project, please contact Center for Research Administration & Social Outreach.

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