Printing pouring hurry from a creepsteady magnesium alloy

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A family of die castable, creep-resistant magnesium alloys has been developed for high-temperature structural applications such as automotive engines and transmission cases. These alloys contain between 3% and 6% aluminum, 1.7% and 3.3% calcium, and up to 0.2% strontium. They have demonstrated 25% greater tensile and compressive creep resistance than AE42, a commercial aluminum, rare earth containing magnesium alloy, and corrosion resistance as good as AZ91D. These alloys are estimated to cost less than AZ91D and have good castability in metal molds as used in permanent mold casting and die casting.