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Tuesday, September 7 (DAY 2) - Room A (301)

Thermo-mechanical Treatment 1

KL-05 Keynote	Effect of Homogenization Practice and Mn Content on the High Temperature Constitutive Behaviour of AA3xxx Aluminum Alloys A.D. Kubiak1, W.J. Poole1 M.A. Wells2, N. Parson3 1) The University of British Columbia, Canada, 2) University of Waterloo, Canada, 3) Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada
2A-02	Homogenization Model for 7xxx Aluminum Alloys W. Wang, R.T. Shuey Alcoa Technical Center, USA
2A-03	"Universal" Laws for the Density of Disperoids after the Homogenisation Heat Treatment of Aluminium A.L. Dons, (Y. Li) SINTEF, Norway
2A-04	Modelling Homogenization Heat Treatment for AA3XXX Alloys Q. Du1,W.J. Poole1, M.A. Wells2, N. Parson3 1) The University of British Columbia, Canada, 2) University of Waterloo, Canada, 3) Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada

Thermo-mechanical Treatment 2

KL-10 Keynote	Trace Elements In Aluminium Alloys: Their Origin And Impact On Processability And Product Properties T. Furu1, N. Telioui1, C. Behrens1, J. Hasenclever2, P. Schaffer1 1) Hydro Aluminium, Norway, 2) Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH, Germany
2A-05	Effects of Trace Elements in Al-Fe-alloys on Microstructure and Properties of Rolled Products J. Hasenclever Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH, Germany
2A-06	Yield Stress Development during Age-Hardening of AA6xxx: Comparison of Two Model Predictions with Experimental Findings T. Brüggemann1, C. Bollmann1, V. Mohles1, G. Gottstein1, J. Hirsch2, O.R. Myhr3 1) RWTH-Aachen University, Germany, 2) Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH, Germany, 3) Hydro Automotive Structures, Norway
2A-07	The Effect of Cold Deformation on Annealing Behavior of AA3xxx Alloys P. Babaghorbani1, W.J. Poole1, M.A. Wells2, N.C. Parson3 1) The University of British Columbia, Canada, 2) University of Waterloo, Canada, 3) Rio Tinto Alcan, Canada
2A-08	Interactions between Precipitation and Annealing Phenomena during Non-isothermal Processing of an AA6xxx Alloy P. Sepehrband1, X. Wang2, H. Jin3, S. Esmaeili1 1) University of Waterloo, Canada, 2) McMaster University, Canada, 3 Novelis Global Technology Centre, Canada

Fatigue & Fracture 1

IL-17 Invited	The Effect of Slip Mode on Brittle Intergranular Fracture of Al Alloys S. Moutsos1, T. Pasang2, B.C. Muddle1, S.P. Lynch1,3 1) Monash University, Australia, 2) AUT University, New Zealand, 3) Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia
IL-18 Invited	Development of Dislocation Structures during Cyclic Deformation of Aluminum Single Crystals T. Fujii Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
2A-09	Formation of Dislocation Structure during Cyclic Deformation of Ultrafine-grained Aluminum at Low Temperatures Y. Nakanishi, T. Fujii, S. Onaka, M. Kato Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
2A-10	Study on Crack Branching of 2324-T39 Aluminum Alloy under Tension Dominated Spectrum Loading T. Zhang, R. Bao, P. Liu, B. Fei Beihang University, China
2A-11	Fatigue Mechanisms of Brazed Al-Mn Alloys Used in Heat Exchangers A. Buteri1,2, J.Y. Buffière1, D. Fabrègue1, E. Perrin2, J. Rethoré1, P. Havet3 1) Universités de Lyon, France, 2) Alcan CRV, France, 3) Valeo Engine Cooling, France
2A-12	The Effect of Heat Treatment on Tensile, Fatigue and Fracture Resistance of ADC3, ADC10, and ADC12 Alloys R.N. Lumley, D. Viano, J.R. Griffiths, C.J. Davidson CSIRO Light Metals Flagship, Australia

Fatigue & Fracture 2

IL-19 Invited	Experimental and Numerical Study on the Fracture Behaviour of the Aluminium Alloy AA7075-T651 O.S. Hopperstad1, K.O. Pedersen2, T. Børvik1,3 1) Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, 2) SINTEF, Norway, 3) Norwegian Defence Estates Agency, Norway
2A-13	Relating Plastic Properties to Microstructure by Linking FE Simulations with Microstructure Analysis H. Weiland, M.E. Karabin, T.N. Rouns Alcoa Technical Center, USA
IL-20 Invited	Effect of Experimental Humidity on Fatigue Fracture of 6XXX-series Aluminum Alloys K. Ichitani, K. Koyama Furukawa-Sky Aluminum Corp., Japan
2A-14	Hydrogen Evolution during Fatigue Deformation in 6061 and 7075 Aluminum Alloys K. Horikawa, H. Yamada, H. Kobayashi Osaka University, Japan
2A-15	Behavior of Hydrogen Invaded Aluminum Alloys from Environment G. Itoh1, M. Watanabe1, K. Kuroyanagi1, P. Zhao2 1) Ibaraki University, Japan, 2) Nippon Light Metal Co., Ltd., Japan

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