2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-5093(00)01942-0
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Production of aluminium matrix composite components using conventional PM technology

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“…In addition, atomised powders of aluminium and its alloys have a fine and homogeneous microstructure, extrusion (PE) and powder forging (PF) are the most promising PM processing methods which have been developed for the production of fully dense, high-performance materials from powders [9,10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, atomised powders of aluminium and its alloys have a fine and homogeneous microstructure, extrusion (PE) and powder forging (PF) are the most promising PM processing methods which have been developed for the production of fully dense, high-performance materials from powders [9,10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Na skalę przemysłową wytwarzane są kompozytowe elementy pracujące pod dużym obciążeniem ciernym, takie jak tłoki, bębny czy tarcze hamulcowe [6]. Technologie wytwarzania tych materiałów bazują głównie na metodach metalurgii proszków, infiltracji porowatych preform ceramicznych, odlewania ciśnieniowego czy też prasowania w stanie ciekłym [7,8]. Uzyskanie materiałów o podwyższonych właściwościach mechanicznych wymaga zastosowania zbrojenia in situ, które jest stabilne termodynamicznie, ma mniejszą skłonność do pękania, a ze względu na brak warstw pośrednich jest dobrze połączone z osnową [9,10].…”
Section: Abstract: Composite Materials Cutting Processunclassified
“…In terms of the effect on the mechanical properties of the reinforcement particle size, improvement of the mechanical properties has been observed as the reinforcement particle size has decreased [12,13,14,15]. O'Donnell and Looney (2001) suggested that large reinforcement particles are more advantageous at certain reinforcement volume ratios in a study they conducted [16]. The effects of matrix powder size on mechanical properties have not yet been investigated in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%