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Abstract
High-strength Mg–9Al–1Cu alloy is used as a soluble plugging material for multistage fracturing, and the effect of hot extrusion on its corrosion behavior is analyzed. As-cast (AC) Mg–9Al–1Cu alloy consists of α-Mg, Mg17Al12, and MgAlCu phases. After hot extrusion, grains are obviously refined and average size is reduced from 90.67 to 3.75 μm, coarse Mg17Al12 and MgAlCu phases are broken and distributed at grain boundaries, and grain orientation changes from random state to obvious {100} texture. The corrosion forms of both AC and as-extruded Mg–9Al–1Cu alloys are mainly pitting corrosion, but hot extrusion reduces the corrosion rate attributed to the fine second phases located at the grain boundaries of recrystallized grains and the dense oxide film containing more MgAl2O4 compound.
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Advanced Engineering Materials is the membership journal of three leading European Materials Societies
- German Materials Society/DGM,
- French Materials Society/SF2M,
- Swiss Materials Federation/SVMT.