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- 2014Void formation in metal matrix composites by solidification and shrinkage of an AlSi7 matrix between densely packed particlescitations
- 2013Effect of solution heat treatment on the internal architecture and compressive strength of an AlMg4.7Si8 alloycitations
- 20123D Characterization of Thermal Fatigue Damage in Monofilament Reinforced Copper for Heat Sink Applications in Fusion Reactor Systems
- 2012In situ synchrotron tomographic investigation of the solidification of an AlMg4.7Si8 alloycitations
- 2011Internal stresses and voids in SiC particle reinforced aluminum composites for heat sink applicationscitations
- 2011Internal stresses and voids in SiC particle reinforced aluminum composites for heat sink applicationscitations
- 2011The effect of ball milling and wet blending on the creep behaviour of a particle reinforced 2124 Al-alloycitations
- 2010Reinforcement architectures and thermal fatigue in diamond particle-reinforced aluminumcitations
- 2009The effects of different architectures on thermal fatigue in particle reinforced MMC for heat sink applications
- 2007Local Deformation of Ti Alloys and Ti Matrix Composites
- 2004The Role of Oxidation in Blowing Particle‐Stabilised Aluminium Foamscitations
- 2004Wear and friction coefficient of particle reinforced Ti-alloyscitations
- 2003Foamability of Particle Reinforced Aluminum Meltcitations
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Foamability of Particle Reinforced Aluminum Melt
Abstract
<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The foaming of aluminum melt of LKR‐Austria is investigated. The foaming was performed in a furnace chamber at adiabatic conditions to keep the foam in liquid state. The foams were taken out from the chamber after 1, 10 and 100 min isothermal holding time and cooled in air or quenched in water. The final cellular structure depends on the following parameters: particle (composition, shape and size, volume fraction), gas (composition and purity), the particle‐surface interactions, matrix alloy composition and temperature of foaming.</jats:p><jats:p>Metallographical examinations are carried out after freezing the foamed melt by the help of Scanning Electron Microscopy. The cell wall thickness, the particle distribution and the existing phases are determined. Transmission Electron Microscopy and Auger Electron Spectroscopy are used to analyze the surface skin of the cells and to determine the oxide layer thickness depending on the different foaming gases.</jats:p><jats:p>An equipment called High Temperature Maximum Bubble Pressure Tensiometer (HTMBPT) was built to measure the apparent surface tension of the particle‐stabilized melt. Semi quantitative description of the experimental phenomena are presented.</jats:p>