Abstract
The present paper describes a method for predicting the imminence (hereafter referred as ‘quality’) of the chemical composition of a recycled alloy to that of a standard alloy of aluminum recycled alloy made from aluminum scrap (used automotive components). The present method allows the chemical composition of a recycled alloy to be predicted. The method has been validated experimentally, and the results obtained showed that the composition of the recycled alloy was close to that of the predicted one. These findings indicate that the present method can be successfully used for any other recycled alloys to predict the alloy composition based on the in-coming scrap alloys. In this work, the chemical composition of a synthesized recycled alloy was compared to an ASTM standard alloy with the nearest composition. It was found that the two compositions were very comparable. A deviation factor has been defined in order to understand the quality of the recycled alloy obtained with reference to the ASTM alloy.
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