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April 27, 2026The Proceedings of Yamanashi District Conference0 citations

Continuous casting of aluminum alloy A7075 thin plates using copper rolls under low speed and high pressure conditions

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SKShingo KANDOGunma UniversitySMShogo MATSUMURAAstellas Pharma (Japan)SNShinichi NishidaGunma University

Key Points

  • The aim is to examine the effects of roll speed on the casting process and characteristics of aluminum alloy A7075 plates.
  • Investigated the vertical twin-roll casting of aluminum alloy A7075.
  • Evaluated plate continuity and surface condition under varying roll peripheral speeds.
  • Conducted microstructural observations and Vickers hardness tests to assess quality.
  • Higher roll peripheral speeds improved plate continuity and surface quality.
  • Microstructural observations indicated reduced susceptibility to solidification cracking.
  • Vickers hardness tests showed enhanced mechanical properties with optimized casting conditions.

Abstract

This paper reports on vertical twin-roll casting of aluminum alloy A7075. Aluminum alloy A7075 is classified among the highest strength grades of aluminum alloys. Due to its lightweight and high strength characteristics, it is used in aircraft and space equipment, but challenges exist regarding corrosion resistance and susceptibility to solidification cracking. Twin-roll casting enables the direct production of thin plates from molten metal, allowing the fabrication of plates beyond conventional plate alloys. The effects of roll peripheral speed on plate continuity, surface condition, and plate thickness were investigated and evaluated through microstructural observation and Vickers hardness testing.

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KANDO et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eefcf4fede9185760d3a83https://doi.org/10.1299/jsmeyamanashi.2025.d25
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