1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf00572342
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Interface analysis in metal matrix composites

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“…Particulate reinforced metal matrix composites (PRMMCs) are ideally suitable for many structural and functional applications due to their generally high specific strength, high stiffness, isotropic properties and relatively simple processing as compared with monolithic materials and conventional fiber-reinforced composites. The properties of PRMMCs are determined not only by the reinforcement particulate size, distribution, volume fraction, and the matrix property, but also by the structure of the particulate/matrix interface. As a ligament between particulates and matrix, the interface plays critical roles in the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of composite materials. A strong bonding interface is required for effective load transfer from the matrix to the reinforcement, leading to improved strength and stiffness. , The interfacial properties have also been found to determine the failure mode of the composites, where the failure initiated by interfacial debonding is likely to occur when the interface is weak. , As a result, investigations on the interface structure have been one of the most important topics of the processing of MMCs. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particulate reinforced metal matrix composites (PRMMCs) are ideally suitable for many structural and functional applications due to their generally high specific strength, high stiffness, isotropic properties and relatively simple processing as compared with monolithic materials and conventional fiber-reinforced composites. The properties of PRMMCs are determined not only by the reinforcement particulate size, distribution, volume fraction, and the matrix property, but also by the structure of the particulate/matrix interface. As a ligament between particulates and matrix, the interface plays critical roles in the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of composite materials. A strong bonding interface is required for effective load transfer from the matrix to the reinforcement, leading to improved strength and stiffness. , The interfacial properties have also been found to determine the failure mode of the composites, where the failure initiated by interfacial debonding is likely to occur when the interface is weak. , As a result, investigations on the interface structure have been one of the most important topics of the processing of MMCs. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interface of the composite influenced the composite characteristics as well. Because the interface contributed in the process of transferring load between matrix and reinforcement, the strong interface intensified force and vice versa [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%