Tracie Lee Durbin, Thomas Sanders
In this dissertation, the focus is on modeling the dissolution process in aluminum alloys, an essential aspect of materials science that impacts the performance and durability of aluminum components. The primary objective of this research is to develop a theoretical framework that accurately describes the dissolution kinetics of aluminum alloys under various conditions. Methodologically, the study combines both experimental investigations and computational simulations to explore the parameters influencing dissolution rates, including temperature, alloy composition, and microstructural features. The results indicate a significant correlation between these factors and the dissolution behavior, providing insights into optimizing process conditions for enhanced material performance. This work contributes valuable knowledge to the field of mechanical engineering by advancing the understanding of dissolution mechanisms in aluminum alloys and offering a reliable model for predicting the behavior of these materials in practical applications.
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