Effect of load on the wear behaviour of polypropylene/carbonized bone ash particulate composite

Asuke, F.; Abdulwahab, M.; Aigbodion, V.S.; Fayomi, Oluyemi Oyenike; Aponbiede, O.

doi:10.1016/j.ejbas.2014.02.002

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“…The COF at 20 N and 50 N was 0.4568 and 0.1320 respectively. This also tells that higher loading performed better than lower loading in all instances for FSPed AA7075-T651 as also evidenced in the work reported by Asuke et al (2014). Table 6 shows the results generated from XRD analysis, the crystallite size was extracted from the data acquired and confirmed using Scherrer and Wilson Equation as represented in Eq.…”

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confidence: 62%

Tribological, structural and mechanical characteristics of friction stir processed aluminium-based matrix composites reinforced with stainless steel micro-particles

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The efficacy of stainless-steel micro-particles on friction stir processed aluminium-based matrix composite (ABMC) was studied using tribological, mechanical and structural analysis tools. The stainless-steel powder (17-4PH) of average size 45-90 µm was used as the reinforcement particle. The parametric values employed during the fabrication of ABMC-AA7075-T651/17-4PH were the rotational speed of 1500 rpm and travel speed of 20 mm/min while the plunge depth and tilt angles used were respectively 0.3 mm and 3 degrees. Tribological study was carried out under the influence of dry sliding condition with varying loads of 20 N and 50 N using tribometer while the scanning electron microscope (SEM) was used to capture the wear track. Structural analysis was examined with the aid of x-ray diffraction (XRD). The tensile strengths of the fabricated ABMC were also tested and the fracture surfaces were studied using SEM analysis. The results from the study revealed that at higher loading of 50 N, the wear performance was significantly improved for the fabricated aluminium composite-AA7075-T651/17-4PH when compare with lower loading of 20 N. The tensile properties for the ABMC were also improved under the influence of the stainless steel microparticles. There was structural improvement in ABMC wherein the value for crystallite size was lowest while micro-strain, dislocation density, as well as full width at half maximum (FWHM), had the highest values over the FSPed AA7075-T651 and the parent material. The examined fractured surface of the fabricated composite was dominated with fine, network and equiaxed dimples with cup and cone attributes confirming superb interfacial bonding and that the failure mode was ductile.

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Section: Wear Behaviour Examinationsupporting

confidence: 62%

Tribological, structural and mechanical characteristics of friction stir processed aluminium-based matrix composites reinforced with stainless steel micro-particles

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“…Adeosun et al, in their work reported the positive influence of Snail Shell Ash (SSA) on the glass transition and melting temperatures of unsaturated polyester composites [3]. Asuke et al, also documented a significant enhancement in the wear properties of polypropylene composites filled with micro-sized calcined Bovine Bone Ash (BBA) [4]. Another investigation conducted by Oladele et al, similarly revealed micro-sized SSA to be effective in enhancing wear resistance and mechanical behaviour of epoxy biocomposites [5].…”

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confidence: 98%

“…Today, judging by the voluminous nevertheless unexhausted number of publications on Biobased Filler-reinforced Polymer Matrix Composites (BFPMCs), it is relatively evident that this approach of materials development has preeminently stimulated the interest of RESEARCH researchers [1][2][3][4][5]. This tremendous interest could be predominantly credited to the broad-spectrum advantage conferred on PMCs by bio-based fillers.…”

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“…This tremendous interest could be predominantly credited to the broad-spectrum advantage conferred on PMCs by bio-based fillers. Some of their peculiar advantages include environmental friendliness, excellent thermal stability, high wear resistance, high modulus of elasticity, relative abundance, commercial viability and ease of processing [3,4].…”

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Abrasive Wear Resistance, Mechanical Behaviour, Water Transport Phenomena and Biocorrosion of Epoxy/Femora Biocomposites

Olajide¹,

Oladele²,

Odeyemi³

et al. 2017

Tribol. Ind.

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“…The determination of carbonized bone charcoal particles used in the polypropylene composite enhanced the resistance of the material to surface damage [6] . The Basalt/epoxy composites had improved young's modulus and impact behaviour in comparison with the Glass/epoxy composites [7][8][9] .…”

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Effect of moringa and bagasse ash filler particles on basalt/epoxy composites

Sampath

Santhanam

2019

Polímeros

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ObstractThis study evaluated the effect of moringa and nano ash filler particles on mechanical, chemical corrosion and moisture absorption of basalt fiber/epoxy composites. Epoxy resin and Araldite HY951 hardener was used as matrix along with the inclusion of filler particles while the bi-directional woven basalt fiber mat was used as the reinforcement in fabricating composites using hand layup technique. Three different composites i.e. Plain BF + matrix with no filler particles, BF + matrix with 10 wt, % moringa ash and BF + matrix with 10 wt, % bagasse ash were fabricated and tested according to the ASTM standards to determine the mechanical properties and chemical corrosion resistance. According to the experimental test results, the composites with moringa ash inclusion showed better properties than the bagasse ash inclusion and with no filler added composites.

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Effect of load on the wear behaviour of polypropylene/carbonized bone ash particulate composite

Cited by 30 publications

References 9 publications

Tribological, structural and mechanical characteristics of friction stir processed aluminium-based matrix composites reinforced with stainless steel micro-particles

Tribological, structural and mechanical characteristics of friction stir processed aluminium-based matrix composites reinforced with stainless steel micro-particles

Abrasive Wear Resistance, Mechanical Behaviour, Water Transport Phenomena and Biocorrosion of Epoxy/Femora Biocomposites

Effect of moringa and bagasse ash filler particles on basalt/epoxy composites

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