Preparation and properties of Al-alloy coconut shell char particulate composites

Murali, T. P.; Surappa, M.K.; Rohatgi, Pradeep K.

doi:10.1007/bf02667765

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“…The Si and Fe released during the reactions may result in forming eutectic Si and iron intermetallic (FeSiAl 5 ), respectively [1,2,9]. Similar observations have been made by Rajan et al [8] on commercially pure Al alloy based fly ash composites.…”

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confidence: 52%

The study of the microstructure and interfacial reaction of Al–Cu–Mg/bagasse ash particulate composite

Hassan

Aigbodion

2010

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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The study of the microstructure and interfacial reaction of Al–Cu–Mg/bagasse ash particulate composite

Hassan

Aigbodion

2010

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…87,88 Murali et al have used the vortex method to prepare Al-11.8Si composites containing 3-6% magnesium and coconut-shell char particles (125 µm). 87 They reported good dispersion and recovery of the particles in the composite castings.…”

Section: Carbon Char/al-si Systemmentioning

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Developments in the processing and properties of particulate Al-Si composites

Ejiofor¹,

Reddy

1997

JOM

122

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OverviewEditor's Note: A hypertext-enhanced version of this article can be found on the TMS web site at http://www.tms.org/ pubs/journals/JOM/9711/Ejiofor-9711.html.In the past ten years, materials R&D has shifted from monolithic to composite materials, adjusting to the global need for reduced weight, low cost, quality, and high performance in structural materials. This article reviews developments in the molten processing of particulate Al-Si alloy composites and their respective properties. Existing and emerging processing innovations are discussed, and the reinforcement phases in prominent R&D activities are identified. The vortex (or mixing) method continues to be the most popular processing method in use because of its ease of operation, total production cost, and suitability, while the infiltration, compocasting (or rheocasting), in-situ, and spray atomization and codeposition techniques receive less attention.

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“…A number of particulate phases have been employed in the Al-alloy matrix [1]. For example, particulates of graphite [2], mica [3], zirconia, alumina [4], zircon [5], silicon-carbide [6], silica [7] etc. have been employed in a suitable Al-alloy matrix.…”

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Wear Characteristics in Al-SiC Particulate Composites and the Al-Si Piston Alloy

Hasan¹,

Pandey²,

Sehgal³

2011

JMMCE

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Preparation and properties of Al-alloy coconut shell char particulate composites

Cited by 30 publications

References 5 publications

The study of the microstructure and interfacial reaction of Al–Cu–Mg/bagasse ash particulate composite

The study of the microstructure and interfacial reaction of Al–Cu–Mg/bagasse ash particulate composite

Developments in the processing and properties of particulate Al-Si composites

Wear Characteristics in Al-SiC Particulate Composites and the Al-Si Piston Alloy

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