Abstract
The dataset presented here shows the microstructure and mechanical properties of secondary (recycled) cast aluminum-silicon (Al–Si) piston alloys processed through severe plastic deformation technique, known as high-pressure torsion (HPT). The HPT processing was undertaken for 1/4, 1/2, 1 and 10 turns of the lower anvil (rotating at constant speed of 1rpm) while the upper anvil maintained at a normal pressure of 3.0 GPa. The data on microstructural evolution obtained at the central region and edge of the circular (disk) HPT sample were obtained using optical and scanning electron microscopy and these data are presented here. The data on the analysis of the particle shape, sizes and distribution from the micrographs using ImageJ software are also presented. Data on mechanical properties characterized using Vickers microhardness measurement across the surface of HPT sample are also shown. Pictures depicting the microhardness measurement scheme, high-pressure torsion facility and sample nomenclature are presented.
Highlights
Data on the effect of high-pressure torsion processing on secondary cast Ale10%Sie Cu piston alloy: Methods, microstructure and mechanical characterizations
The dataset presented here shows the microstructure and mechanical properties of secondary cast aluminum-silicon (AleSi) piston alloys processed through severe plastic deformation technique, known as high-pressure torsion (HPT)
The data on microstructural evolution obtained at the central region and edge of the circular HPT sample were obtained using optical and scanning electron microscopy and these data are presented here
Summary
Data on the effect of high-pressure torsion processing on secondary cast Ale10%Sie Cu piston alloy: Methods, microstructure and mechanical characterizations. The dataset presented here shows the microstructure and mechanical properties of secondary (recycled) cast aluminum-silicon (AleSi) piston alloys processed through severe plastic deformation technique, known as high-pressure torsion (HPT).
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