抄録
With a purpose of attesting strength increases by internal oxidation of aluminum alloys, P/M materials of Al-8mass%Fe alloy was prepared by mechanical alloying from three different starting materials. That is, Fe was added to aluminum as elemental Fe, as Al3Fe intermetallic compound and as Fe2O3 oxide. Mechanically alloyed powders were consolidated by hot-extrusion to the P/M materials of which constituent phases, microstructures and mechanical properties were examined. In case of Fe2O3 addition, Al-Fe alloy was obtained by reduction of Fe2O3 accompanied with formation of Al2O3. The P/M materials with addition of Fe2O3 showed the highest tensile strength of 555 MPa at room temperature, and 340 MPa at 573 K. Hence, strength was increased by internal oxidation of aluminum alloys.