Effect of Reinforcement on Tensile Characteristics in AA 5052 with ZrC and Fly Ash-Based Composites.

Autor: Mallikarjuna, K., Harikeerthan, M. K., Shubhalakshmi, B. S., Vinay Kumar, K. S., Pratap Singh, Ravindra, Srikanth, Maddali, Krishna Srinivasa Subba Rao, Y., Kumar, Suresh, Shata, Aggegnenu Shara
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Zdroj: Advances in Materials Science & Engineering; 9/30/2022, p1-7, 7p
Abstrakt: Aluminum Alloy 5052/ZrC/fly ash composites' tensile properties are changed by the addition of reinforcements and thermal exposure, according to this study. The precipitation hardening of samples manufactured with various weight percent of fly ash and zirconium carbide was employed to improve the properties under thermal circumstances. The tensile properties of reinforced and heat-treated specimens were studied in a series of scientifically-designed experiments. Tensile strength and yield strength rise up to 200°C, after which they begin to decrease slightly (i.e., 250°C) based on the results of the research. Adding reinforcements and exposing the composites to heat increases their elastic modulus which decreases the percentage of El of the composites substantially. Several factors contribute to composites' increased strength and elastic modulus, the diffusion process, temperatures, and reinforcement composition. It is also possible to manufacture hybridized composite mechanisms for numerous automotive and aviation industries utilizing optimization studies, which interpolate the findings of several sets of parameters to make the process easier. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Databáze: Complementary Index
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