ALUMINIUM-SILICON ALLOYS

Domain	Definition
Metallurgy	Aluminium alloys the main alloying element of which is silicon. These alloys, the silicon content of which ranges from 2 to 10%, known as hypoeutectic, are the more commonly used. At about 12% silicon, the alloy is eutectic, a common trade name being "ALPAX". Alloys exceeding this content are referred to as hypereutectic and at levels of 16 to 22% silicon are sometimes called hypersilicon. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "ALUMINIUM-SILICON ALLOYS"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		aluminium-siliciumlegeringer. (various references)

Dutch		Aluminium-Siliciumlegering. (various references)

Finnish		alumiini-piiseokset. (various references)

French		alliage d'aluminium au silicium. (various references)

German		Aluminium-Silicium Legierung. (various references)

Greek		κράματα αλουμινίου-πυριτίου. (various references)

Italian		leghe Al-Si, leghe alluminio silicio. (various references)

Pig Latin		aluminium-siliconay alloysay

Portuguese		liga de alumínio com silício. (various references)

Spanish		aleación aluminio-silicio. (various references)

Swedish		aluminium-kisellegering. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: ALUMINIUM-SILICON ALLOYS