Effect of Rice Husk ash Reinforcements on Mechanical properties of Aluminium alloy (LM6) Matrix Composites

Mishra, Pushyamitra; Mishra, Priti; Rana, R.S.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2017.12.205

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“…The composites showed higher strength due to uniform distribution of reinforcement. Stir cast AlSi10Mg alloy-based composites reinforced with rice husk particles were subjected to artificial aging at different temperatures between 135 and 225 • C and tested for hardness and wear [47]. At peak aging condition (175 • C), the formation of coherent precipitates improved the hardness of alloy and composite by 26.71% and 53.12% respectively (Figure 4).…”

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Mechanical Properties of Sustainable Metal Matrix Composites: A Review on the Role of Green Reinforcements and Processing Methods

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Growing concerns like depleting mineral resources, increased materials wastage, and structural light-weighting requirements due to emission control regulations drive the development of sustainable metal matrix composites. Al and Mg based alloys with relatively lower melting temperatures qualify for recycling applications and hence are considered as the matrix material for developing sustainable composites. The recent trend also explores various industrial by-products and agricultural wastes as green reinforcements, and this article presents insights on the properties of Al and Mg based sustainable metal matrix composites with special emphasis on green reinforcements and processing methods.

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Mechanical Properties of Sustainable Metal Matrix Composites: A Review on the Role of Green Reinforcements and Processing Methods

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“…Mishra et al [36] studied the effect of rice husk ash (RHA) derived reinforcements on AA(LM6) MMC. The composite was prepared by adopting stir casting route.…”

Section: Agro-industrial Waste Derivatives As Reinforcementsmentioning

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Characterization of Mechanical Properties of Different Agro-derived Reinforcements Reinforced in Aluminium Alloy (AA6061) Matrix Composite: A Review

Deshmukh¹,

Gawade²,

Pawar³

2021

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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The metal matrix composites (MMCs) are increasing day by day in the entire manufacturing sectors due to their unique properties such as high strength to weight ratio, good mechanical properties, and better durability. The application of waste material in metal matrix composites has been getting more attention as they can reinforce particles in a metal matrix which enhance the strength properties of the composites. In addition, by applying these wastes materials in a useful way not only save the manufacturing cost of products but also reduce the pollution on the environment. Aluminium MMCs have found applications in the manufacturing of various components such as a piston, cylinder block, and brake drum, in which wear and friction are an important phenomenon. A comprehensive literature review is carried out on MMCs based on individual reinforcement and multiple reinforcements including various product applications. It is summarized in form of fields involved in tribology, fabrication processes/parameters, reinforcement(s), matrix contribution, tribological testing parameter, and product application areas of MMCs. This paper attempts to review the different combination of reinforcing material(s), both synthetic and agro-derived used in the processing of hybrid aluminium matrix composites, its effect on different mechanical and wear properties of the composite. Different methods for production of these materials have been studied and discussed in detail. Compatibility of agro-derived reinforcements with AMCs and research areas for further improvement of MMCs has been suggested.

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“…Mishra et al [27] observed the mechanical behavior or properties of aluminum alloy (LM6) as a metal matrix composite reinforced with rice husk. A rice husk ash (RHA) particulate of 6% was used as the reinforcing constituent, and the aging process was artificially carried out at varying temperatures (135 • C, 175 • C, and 225 • C).…”

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Agricultural Waste as a Reinforcement Particulate for Aluminum Metal Matrix Composite (AMMCs): A Review

Joseph

Babaremu

2019

Fibers

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The desire to create sustainable development through research birthed this study. Over time, several authors have focused on the utilization of various chemical particulates as reinforcement constituents for metallic matric composites (MMCs) and aluminum metal matrix composites (AMMCs), which has thus far yielded positive outcomes for achieving the chemical, mechanical, microstructural, thermal, corrosion, and wear property improvement of various reinforced composites. However, this study focused on the search for the residing potentials in alternative materials that can be used as reinforcement particulates in place of the commonly used graphite, silicon nitride, titanium nitride, zirconium, and the likes. This study literarily revealed, via several reviews of literature, that the search for less expensive and easily procured materials with a silicon oxide and magnesium oxide chemical content instigated the utilization of materials from agricultural waste (agro-waste). According to the reviewed literature, some of the waste materials from agriculture that have been found to be useful for the particulate reinforcement of composites are groundnut shell, coconut shell, rice husk, breadfruit seed hull ash, aloe vera, bean pod ash, cow horn, and so on. It was discovered that processed agro-wastes in the form of powdery particulates have demonstrated great reinforcing abilities, as recorded in literature. In addition, they enhanced the mechanical properties of the various composites developed in comparison to the as-cast materials.

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Effect of Rice Husk ash Reinforcements on Mechanical properties of Aluminium alloy (LM6) Matrix Composites

Cited by 27 publications

References 3 publications

Mechanical Properties of Sustainable Metal Matrix Composites: A Review on the Role of Green Reinforcements and Processing Methods

Mechanical Properties of Sustainable Metal Matrix Composites: A Review on the Role of Green Reinforcements and Processing Methods

Characterization of Mechanical Properties of Different Agro-derived Reinforcements Reinforced in Aluminium Alloy (AA6061) Matrix Composite: A Review

Agricultural Waste as a Reinforcement Particulate for Aluminum Metal Matrix Composite (AMMCs): A Review

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