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Alloy 1933

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Designation

Name The value
Designation GOST Cyrillic 1933
Designation GOST Latin 1933
Transliteration 1933
The chemical elements 1933

Description

Alloy 1933 applies: for making the most responsible power structures of the aircraft (parts, power set, fittings and frames). Due to the high manufacturability of alloy 1933 when casting, pressure treatment and heat treatment in mass production manufacture of forged and extruded products in a wide range of sizes — weight up to 2000 kg and with a thickness up to 400 mm; power details of the products of aviation technology.
Alloy 1933 in States T2 and T3 are widely used in modern aircraft An-148, SSJ in the form of large forgings, die forgings and extruded strips for massive elements of the internal power frame.

Note

High strength forging alloy.
The developed modes multifonctionnel quenching in the polymer environment and the three-step aging T123 large forgings of alloy 1933, providing an improved set of strength and resource characteristics, combined with reduced 1.5−3 times the level of the quenching stresses, which can significantly reduce the leashes and warping of parts during machining, to reduce design weight by 10−15% and extend the operational life of the structure by 1.5 times.
Quotas the advantages of alloy 1933 in States Т122 and T123 before the domestic serial (1933-T2) and foreign alloys are: strength characteristics — 6−12%, the fracture toughness is 15−50%, for low cycle fatigue — 35−80%.

Standards

Name Code Standards
Non-ferrous metals, including rare metals, and their alloys В51 OST 1 90026-80, TU 1-802-451-2007
Metal forming. Forgings В03 OST 1 90073-85
Bars В55 OST 1 90395-91

Chemical composition

Standard Mn Cr Si Fe Cu Al Ti Zn Zr Mg
OST 1 90026-80 ≤0.1 ≤0.05 ≤0.1 ≤0.15 0.8-1.2 The rest ≤0.05 6.2-7 0.1-0.18 1.6-2.2
Al is the base.
According to OST 1 90026-80, the chemical composition is given for the 1933 alloy of improved purity. The total content of other impurities is ≤ 0.10%. The content of each other impurity is ≤ 0.050%.

Mechanical characteristics

Section, mm sT|s0,2, MPa σB, MPa d5, % Brinell hardness number, MPa
Forgings for OST 1 90073-85. Mode T2: Quenching + Artificial aging (cross-sectional view of the workpiece, the cutting direction of the samples)
≤150 420-500 460-540 ≥4 ≥120
150-200 420-500 460-540 ≥3.5 ≥120
≤200 430-520 480-570 ≥6 ≥120
≤150 430-510 470-550 ≥5 ≥120
150-200 430-510 470-550 ≥4 ≥120
≤150 440-530 490-580 ≥7 ≥120
150-200 430-520 480-570 ≥7 ≥120
Forgings for OST 1 90073-85. Mode T3: Quenching + Artificial aging (cross-sectional view of the workpiece, the cutting direction of the samples)
≤150 360-460 420-520 ≥5 ≥110
150-200 360-460 420-520 ≥4 ≥110
≤200 370-470 430-520 ≥7 ≥110
≤150 370-470 430-530 ≥6 ≥110
150-200 370-470 430-530 ≥5 ≥110
≤200 380-480 440-530 ≥8 ≥110
Forgings for power details of the products of aviation technology on the other 1-802-451-2007. Quenching with 465-475 °C (extract 50-120 minutes, depending on thickness) in water at a temperature of 25-45 °C (aging in the hardening bath for at least 15 min) + Aging (Т2Н): 1st stage aging at 105-115 °C (extract 10-12 hours), the heating temperature, 1 degree to 2 degrees at a speed of 10-15 °C/h + 2 stage aging at 165-175 °C (delay of 6-10 h) (in the delivery condition specified cut direction samples)
≤90 410-480 460-530 ≥2.5 ≥120
90-150 390-470 440-520 ≥2 ≥120
≤90 420-500 460-540 ≥4 ≥120
90-150 400-490 450-530 ≥4 ≥120
≤90 430-520 480-570 ≥6 ≥120
90-150 410-510 460-560 ≥6 ≥120
Forgings for power details of the products of aviation technology on the other 1-802-451-2007. Quenching with 465-475 °C (extract 50-120 minutes, depending on thickness) in water at a temperature of 25-45 °C (aging in the hardening bath for at least 15 min) + Aging (Т3Н): 1st stage aging at 105-115 °C (delay of 6-10 h), firing temperature, 1 degree to 2 degrees at a speed of 10-15 °C/h + 2 stage aging at 175-185 °C (extract 5-10 h) (in the delivery condition specified cut direction samples)
≤90 350-440 410-590 ≥3 ≥110
90-150 320-420 400-480 ≥2.5 ≥110
≤90 360-460 420-520 ≥5 ≥110
90-150 320-430 410-520 ≥4 ≥110
≤90 370-470 430-520 ≥7 ≥110
90-150 330-440 410-520 ≥7 ≥110

Description mechanical marks

Name Description
Section Section
sT|s0,2 Yield strength or limit of proportionality with a tolerance for residual deformation of 0.2%
σB Limit short-term strength
d5 Elongation after rupture

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