Ke eng 5086 aluminium sheet grade?
5086 poleiti ea aluminium ke e 'ngoe ea tse 5000 letoto (5letoto la xxx) e nang le khanyetso e phahameng ea kutu. 5086 poleiti ea aluminium ke aluminium e thibelang mafome e nang le lintho tse ngata tsa tšepe ea magnesium. E sebelisoa haholo lits'ebetsong tse hlokang khanyetso e phahameng ea kutu le ho chesehela hantle. thobalano le maemo a matla a itekanetseng.
5086 aluminum-plates5086 aluminum sheet chemical composition
| Alloy | Mg | Zn | Mong | Ea | Kr | Fe | Individual | Total |
| 5086 | 3.5～4.5 | ≤0.25 | 0.20～0.7 | ≤0.15 | 0.05～0.25 | 0.000～0.500 | ≤0.05 | ≤0.15 |
Rust-proof 5086 letlapa la aluminium
Aluminum-magnesium alloys and aluminum-manganese alloys are collectively called anti-rust aluminum, because the alloy components between them increase their anti-corrosion properties. Representatives of aluminum-manganese alloys are 3003 letlapa la aluminium, 3004 letlapa la aluminium, le 3105 letlapa la aluminium. Aluminum-magnesium alloys are aluminum sheet 5005 5252 5251 5050 5052 5754 5083 5056 5086, etc. according to the content of magnesium alloy.
Letlapa la aluminium 5086 common thickness specifications
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.032″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.040″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.050″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.063″
5086-H321 Aluminum Sheet 0.063″
5086-H116 Aluminum Sheet 0.080″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.090″
5086-H116 Aluminum Sheet 0.100″
5086-H116 Aluminum Sheet 0.125″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.125″
5086-H116 Aluminum Sheet 0.160″
5086-H116 Aluminum Sheet 0.190″
5086-H32 Aluminum Sheet 0.190″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.250″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.313″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.375″
5086-H32 Aluminum Plate 0.375″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.500″
5086-H32 Aluminum Plate 0.500″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.625″
5086-H32 Aluminum Plate 0.625″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 0.750″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 1.000″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 1.250″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 1.500″
5086-H116 Aluminum Plate 2.000″
5086 aluminum sheet physical properties
Botenya: 2.66 g/cm³ (0.096 lb/in³)
Melting Point: 585°C to 655°C (1085°F to 1215°F)
Thermal Conductivity: 125 W/(m·K) at 25°C (77°F)
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion: 23.8 x 10^-6 /°C (13.2 x 10^-6 /°F) from 20°C to 100°C (68°F to 212°F)
Specific Heat Capacity: 0.89 J/(g·°C) at 25°C (77°F)
Electrical Conductivity: 31.2% IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard) at 20°C (68°F)
Modulus ea Elasticity: 68.9 GPA (10,000 ksi)
What’s the difference between aluminum sheet 5086 le 5083?
Aluminum alloys 5086 le 5083 are both marine-grade alloys known for their excellent corrosion resistance in harsh environments, especially marine applications. Leha ho le joalo, there are some differences between the two, which mainly lie in their mechanical properties and composition:
alloy composition:
5086 Aluminium Alloy: The main alloying element of 5086 is magnesium. It also contains small amounts of manganese, chromium and other elements.
5083 Aluminium Alloy: Like 5086, 5083 is a magnesium alloy, but it also contains large amounts of chromium and trace amounts of manganese and iron.
Strength and mechanical properties:
5086: Generally slightly lower in strength than 5083, but still has good strength and excellent corrosion resistance. It is often selected for applications where weldability and corrosion resistance are critical.
5083: Compared with 5086, it has higher tensile strength and yield strength. It is known for its exceptional strength in harsh marine environments and is commonly used in structures that require high strength, such as the shipbuilding industry.
Weldability:
Both alloys are weldable, but 5086 is generally considered easier to weld than 5083. 5086 is known for its good solderability using standard soldering methods, nakong eo 5083 may require more specialized soldering techniques to maintain its mechanical properties.
application:
5086: Commonly used in applications requiring moderate strength and high corrosion resistance, such as ship hulls, storage tanks and pressure vessels.
5083: Preferred in applications where higher strength and toughness are critical, such as the construction of naval vessels, cryogenic tanks and structural components.
