| Title | Streamlining Technologies For Processing Scraps From Aluminium Alloys |
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| ID_Doc | 26572 |
| Authors | Butu, M; Apostol, C; Bud, F; Tache, A; Marcu, DF; Jeflea, VF; Stancel, CD; Duma, ST |
| Title | Streamlining Technologies For Processing Scraps From Aluminium Alloys |
| Year | 2019 |
| Published | University Politehnica Of Bucharest Scientific Bulletin Series B-Chemistry And Materials Science, 81, 4 |
| Abstract | The aluminium waste recycling industry applies technical standards that impose certain characteristics on secondary raw materials - SR EN 13920 (1 divided by 16), I.S.R.I. (Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries) and requirements from environmental standards. The quality of the raw materials has an overwhelming influence on the production costs and alloys obtained. With the low-temperature processing technology of aluminium alloy scraps, quality secondary alloys can be obtained at an advantageous production cost. By means of optical microscopy, SEM, EDS and thermodynamic calculations we highlighted the main oxidic compounds, resulting in the processing of low-temperature scraps in a pasty condition. |
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