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Acta Metall Sin  2016, Vol. 52 Issue (1): 113-119    DOI: 10.11900/0412.1961.2015.00203
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THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE FORMATION OF Fe-Al-Zn INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS IN Al/GALVANIZED STEEL INTERFACE
Manjiao CHEN1,Jiankang HUANG1(),Cuicui HE2,Yu SHI1,Ding FAN1
1 State Key Laboratory of Advanced Processing and Recycling of Non-Ferrous Metals, Lanzhou University of Technology, Lanzhou 730050, China
2 Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Vocational Technical Institute of Langfang Yanjing, Langfang 065200, China
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Manjiao CHEN,Jiankang HUANG,Cuicui HE,Yu SHI,Ding FAN. THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE FORMATION OF Fe-Al-Zn INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS IN Al/GALVANIZED STEEL INTERFACE. Acta Metall Sin, 2016, 52(1): 113-119.

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Abstract  

As for the intermetallic compound of Al and galvanized steel welding interface has greatly affect on welding joint, the researchers study the formation mechanism of intermetallic compound at the Al/galvanized steel interface. In order to research on Al/galvanized steel welding joint interface area, Gibbs free energy calculation model of Fe-Al-Zn intermetallic compounds formation was established based on the lattice model. Using the Gibbs free energy calculation model the formation of Fe2Al5Znx intermetallic phase was calculated and analyzed. At the Al/galvanized steel welding interface area, the calculation result was confirmed by experiments. Fe-Al-Zn ternary compound phases were formed at the welding joint interface of Al/galvanized steel. The Fe-Al-Zn compound phases, Fe2Al5Zn0.4, was the most stable. The calculation results agreed well with experiment results. It is showed that the calculation model was reasonable and the method was appropriate and feasible. The calculation model could reflect the Fe-Al-Zn intermetallic compound formation at Al/galvanized steel welding joint correctly. Fe2Al5Zn0.4 phase formation process could be experienced three stages based on the study of element distribution analysis at the interface center. It is also called the galvanized layer was dissolved in liquid Al, the Zn element was diffused, the Fe2Al5Zn0.4 was generated based on the reaction of Zn element and intermetallic compound Fe2Al5.

Key words:  Al/steel welding      Fe-Al-Zn intermetallic compound      thermodynamic analysis     
Received:  07 April 2015     
Fund: Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51165023)

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Parameter Symbol Expression or value
Interaction energy of Fe and Al 0L Fe, Al -91976.5+22.1314T
1LFe, Al -5672.58+4.8728T
2LFe, Al 121.9 K
Interaction energy of Fe and Zn 0L Fe, Zn 58088-23.665T
1LFe, Zn 92219-55.584T
2LFe, Zn 13570 K
Interaction energy of Al and Zn 0L Al, Zn 10465.5-3.39259T
Magnetic transition temperature Tc 1043 K
Gas constant R 8.314 J?mol-1?K-1
Magneton number of Fe b 2.22
Table 1  Calculation parameters in the model[26,27] (T—temperature)
Fig.1  Gibbs energy (G) of Fe2Al5Znx changes with different x
Fig.2  Morphologies of Al side (a) and galvanized steel side (b) of the peeled sample
Fig.3  XRD spectra of Al side and galvanized steel side of the peeled sample
Fig.4  SEM-BSE image (a) and element maps of Al (b), Fe (c), Zn (d) at interface centre of cross section of Al/galvanized steel welding-brazing
Fig.5  3D framework of Fe and Al atoms in the Fe2Al5 structure[29]
Fig.6  Schematics of formation process of Fe2Al5Zn0.4 intermetallic compound of the first stage (a), the second stage (b), the third stage (c) and the fourth stage (d)
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