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- 2024Effect of TPMS reinforcement on the mechanical properties of aluminium–alumina interpenetrating phase compositescitations
- 2023Multi-material Inconel 718 – Aluminium parts targeting aerospace applications: A suitable combination of low-weight and thermal propertiescitations
- 2022Multi-material cellular structured orthopedic implants design: In vitro and bio-tribological performancecitations
- 2021Multi-material NiTi-PEEK hybrid cellular structures by selective laser melting and hot pressing: tribological characterizationcitations
- 2021Surface characterization of titanium-based substrates for orthopaedic applicationscitations
- 2020Engineering the elastic modulus of NiTi cellular structures fabricated by selective laser meltingcitations
- 2020A novel approach to reduce in-service temperature in WC-Co cutting toolscitations
- 2020Gingival fibroblasts behavior on bioactive zirconia and titanium dental implant surfaces produced by a functionally graded techniquecitations
- 2019Predicting the output dimensions, porosity and elastic modulus of additive manufactured biomaterial structures targeting orthopedic implantscitations
- 2019Multi-material Ti6Al4V & PEEK cellular structures produced by Selective Laser Melting and Hot Pressingcitations
- 201845S5 BAG-Ti6Al4V structurescitations
- 2017Bioactive materials driven primary stability on titanium biocompositescitations
- 2017Tribological behavior of Ti6Al4V cellular structures produced by Selective Laser Meltingcitations
- 2017Effect of sintering pressure on microstructure and mechanical properties of hot-pressed Ti6Al4V-ZrO2 materialscitations
- 2016High temperature damping behavior and dynamic Young's modulus of AlSi-CNT-SiCp hybrid compositecitations
- 2015Properties assessment of nickel particulate-reinforced aluminum composites produced by hot pressingcitations
- 2015Finite element analysis of the residual thermal stresses on functionally gradated dental restorationscitations
- 2014Dispersion of carbon nanotubes by powder metallurgy and its effects on mechanical properties of carbon nanotube based aluminium composites
- 2014Hybrid particle reinforced aluminum composites – metallic and ceramic reinforcements influence on mechanical properties
- 2014NiTi short fibre-reinforced aluminum composites interface influence in load transfer ability and mechanical properties
- 2013Sintering time: influence on interface properties of NiTi fiber-reinforced aluminum composites
- 2013CNT-reinforced aluminium composites: processing and mechanical properties
- 2013CNT agglomerates size and distribution influence on aluminum composites strength
- 2012Processing and mechanical evaluation of aluminium composites reinforced with carbon nanotubes
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High temperature damping behavior and dynamic Young's modulus of AlSi-CNT-SiCp hybrid composite
Abstract
<p>Lightweight metal-matrix composites (MMC) are being applied in many fields such as aerospace and automotive, where detailed knowledge about their elastic and inelastic properties is required to make optimal design of the component. In this study the high-temperature damping capacity and dynamic Young's modulus of hot-pressed AlSi-based hybrid composites reinforced with silicon carbide particles (SiC<sub>p</sub>) and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were experimentally measured and compared with AlSi-SiC<sub>p</sub> and AlSi-CNT composites. Results show that by reinforcing AlSi-SiC<sub>p</sub> with CNTs, the damping capacity is improved without reducing mechanical properties. The highest damping capacity value was attained by AlSi-(CNT-SiC<sub>p</sub>) hybrid composite, for all the studied frequencies and temperatures, followed by AlSi-SiC<sub>p</sub> and AlSi-CNT composites. The possible damping mechanisms for all these produced composites are presented and discussed. Unlike to damping capacity, the dynamic Young's modulus shows no substantial changes after adding CNTs to AlSi-SiC<sub>p</sub>. Results show that by using a proper combination of materials (including different types of reinforcements), scales (nano- and micro-sized reinforcements) and manufacturing processes, the design of a material with required damping capacity and mechanical properties is possible.</p>