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FAQ

Yes, aluminum sheets are corrosion-resistant. Aluminum naturally forms a protective oxide layer when exposed to oxygen, which helps to prevent corrosion. This oxide layer acts as a barrier between the aluminum and the surrounding environment, making aluminum sheets highly resistant to corrosion. Additionally, aluminum sheets can be further treated with various coatings or anodizing processes to enhance their corrosion resistance even further. Therefore, aluminum sheets are a popular choice for applications where corrosion resistance is a critical requirement.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for heat exchangers. Aluminum is widely used in heat exchangers due to its excellent thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance properties. Its lightweight nature also makes it a preferred choice for efficient heat transfer in various applications.

How to mix solid aluminium sheet with solid copper sheet (using heat?) to make a compound.

I'm not sure if I correctly understand your question - that is, whether you're asking how to physically fasten copper and aluminum pieces together, or of you're asking how to make intermetallic compounds of copper and aluminum. Since you did mention a compound, though, I'm guessing the latter. Copper and aluminum do react to form a number of intermetallic compounds. Among these are Al4Cu9, AlCu, and Al2Cu (see first reference below). These are referred to as aluminides of copper, and may be prepared by melting the two metals together in the proper ratio by weight and cooling slowly. For example, Al2Cu (also called CuAl2) may be prepared by melting a mixture containing 96% aluminum and 4% copper (see second reference below). Note that a protective inert atmosphere is desirable for any work of this sort to prevent oxidation. CORRECTION: The compound CuAl2 contains about 54% copper and 46% aluminum (NOT as above). It's the 2000 series aluminum alloys which contain around 4% copper, and it is the precipitation of CuAl2 during heat treatment which makes them hardenable. The final sentence in the second paragraph above should read: For example, Al2Cu (also called CuAl2) may be prepared by melting a mixture containing 46% aluminum and 54% copper (see second reference below).

I have a lot of old aluminum cake pans, coffee pots, pots and pans and various old nuts and bolts made of aluminum. Would it be worth it to scrap them? They really aren't usable for cooking anymore. They are clean.

if u live in wollongong australia there currently a dollar a kilo and my dad does it and puts the money towards down the coast...recycle copper its expensive over here

Yes, aluminum sheets are suitable for use in HVAC systems. Aluminum is a popular material choice for HVAC systems due to its various beneficial properties. Firstly, aluminum is lightweight yet strong, making it easy to handle and install in HVAC systems. Its low density also allows for cost-effective transportation and reduces the overall weight of the HVAC units. Secondly, aluminum has excellent corrosion resistance. HVAC systems often encounter moisture and condensation, especially in air conditioning units, and aluminum's resistance to corrosion ensures its durability and longevity in such environments. Additionally, aluminum sheets have good thermal conductivity, allowing for efficient heat transfer throughout the HVAC system. This property is particularly important in heating and cooling applications, as it helps to distribute the desired temperature effectively. Moreover, aluminum is a non-toxic material, making it safe for use in HVAC systems that circulate air throughout buildings. It does not release any harmful particles or gases into the air, ensuring the quality of indoor air. Lastly, aluminum is a highly recyclable material, making it environmentally friendly. The ability to recycle aluminum sheets reduces the carbon footprint associated with HVAC systems and aligns with sustainability goals. Considering all these advantages, aluminum sheets are indeed suitable for use in HVAC systems, providing an optimal balance of strength, corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, safety, and environmental friendliness.

some car manufactures use aluminium car body on a steel sub-frame. explain, using electrode potential what would happen if a weak acid was to become trapped in the space between these two metals!! any current plzz help, its for my assignment, and i dont understand

Do a google search for electrolysis of an acid.

I'm about to fix the aluminum wiring in my house using Alumiconn connection, so I know that every outlet and switch plate need to be done, do the light fixtures need to be done as well? And also does anything need to be done with the main circuit breaker?

Normally, the houses are ceiling with copper wires on the walls instead of aluminum. Because of safe secure and also cost effective. Better to replace all the things.

The typical modulus of elasticity for aluminum sheets is around 70 GPa (gigapascals) or 10 million psi (pounds per square inch). However, it is important to note that the modulus of elasticity can vary depending on the specific alloy and temper of the aluminum sheet.