Exploring the Influence of B4Cp Concentration and Strain Rate on the Compressive Loading Behavior of Closed Cell Al2024-B4Cp Composite Foams for Enhanced Energy Absorption Applications
Rajvir Singh,
Jagmohan Datt Sharma,
Amit Kumar
et al.
Abstract:Aluminum foams find extensive applications in the automotive, marine, and defence industries, owing to their exceptional properties like high specific strength and the ability to absorb energy effectively under constant stress. In the current study, the aluminum composite foams (ACFs) reinforced with different wt% (n=2,4,6,8 and 10) of B4Cp (21-30µm) have been developed by stir casting method and their compressive properties at quasi-static (0.001s-1), intermediate (1s-1) and dynamic loading (680s-1) have been… Show more
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