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Any good Aluminum alloy for a combination of Machining & Extrusion?
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TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
Most aluminum alloys can be extruded. The 6000 and 7000 series alloys machine very well after heat treatment.
EdStainless
Materials
I would lean toward the 6000's.
Talk to your extrusion supplier first, that will be the tougher operation.
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Talk to your extrusion supplier first, that will be the tougher operation.
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P.E. Metallurgy, consulting work welcomed
Jessica - Google shows that your response was plagiarized. It's also not on topic, which is extrusion compatibility with machining. Copying from a CNC company is poor. Failing to indicate the source is worse.
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[li]You got a star for "The bubble-point pressure of a hydrocarbon liquid at a given temperature is the vapor pressure of that liquid at the same temperature," which was also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"Single phasing, a voltage unbalance that causes a three-phase motor to only run on two phases, can also result in motor failure. Often hard to detect, single phasing can cause a motor to burn out. ... According to Purcell, A VFD will protect the life of a motor and help simplify speed control, starting, and stopping." Also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"The plastics material selector will help you find the right polymer to suit your requirements. The material selector will show you the full range of plastics available, or the filter options on the left can be used to narrow the choice down to plastics consistent with the selected attributes." Also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"SEBS is strong and flexible, has excellent heat and UV resistance and is easy to process. It is produced by partial and selective hydrogenating of styrene-butadiene-styrene copolymer (SBS)1 which improves the thermal stability, weathering and oil resistance, and makes SEBS steam sterilisable." Also plagiarized.[/li]
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To other engineers - please don't reward this.
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[li]You got a star for "The bubble-point pressure of a hydrocarbon liquid at a given temperature is the vapor pressure of that liquid at the same temperature," which was also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"Single phasing, a voltage unbalance that causes a three-phase motor to only run on two phases, can also result in motor failure. Often hard to detect, single phasing can cause a motor to burn out. ... According to Purcell, A VFD will protect the life of a motor and help simplify speed control, starting, and stopping." Also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"The plastics material selector will help you find the right polymer to suit your requirements. The material selector will show you the full range of plastics available, or the filter options on the left can be used to narrow the choice down to plastics consistent with the selected attributes." Also plagiarized.[/li]
[li]"SEBS is strong and flexible, has excellent heat and UV resistance and is easy to process. It is produced by partial and selective hydrogenating of styrene-butadiene-styrene copolymer (SBS)1 which improves the thermal stability, weathering and oil resistance, and makes SEBS steam sterilisable." Also plagiarized.[/li]
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To other engineers - please don't reward this.
Jaconb Henry seems to be anther of the plagiarizers. Google shows that your response was plagiarized. It's also not on topic, which is extrusion compatibility with machining. Copying from a another company is poor. Failing to indicate the source is worse.
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To other engineers - please don't reward this.
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To other engineers - please don't reward this.
TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
It seems like calling them out attracted more.
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