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  • 2017Optimization of the EMI shielding effectiveness of fine and ultrafine POFA powder mix with OPC powder using Flower Pollination Algorithm7citations
  • 2017Effects of Annealing Time on Electrodeposited-n-Cu2O Thin Filmcitations
  • 2017Effect of triggering angles on the crushing mechanisms of hybrid woven kenaf/aluminum hollow cylinderscitations
  • 2017Effect of Rotating Mold Speed on Microstructure of Al LM6 Hollow Cylinder Fabricated Using Centrifugal Method1citations
  • 2017Deflection of elastic beam with SMA wires eccentrically inserted1citations
  • 2017Cyclic Voltammetry Measurement for Cu2O Based Homostructure Thin Film3citations
  • 2017Residual stresses in shape memory alloy fiber reinforced aluminium matrix composite1citations
  • 2016Fracture toughness of woven kenaf fibre reinforced composites3citations
  • 2013Decision Making With the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) for Material Selection in Screw Manufacturing for Minimizing Environmental Impacts15citations
  • 2013Feasibility Study of Waste Motor Recycling through Manual Dismantling and Hydrometallurgical Process2citations
  • 2013Decision Making of Screw Manufacturing for the Best Environmental and Economic Combination by Using AHP1citations

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  • Narong, L. C.
  • Yee, See Khee
  • Kasim, Nor Aziah Abu
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  • Fong, Chin Swee
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  • Mahzan, Shahruddin
  • Sadikin, Azmahani
  • Ahmad, Sufizar
  • Kamarudin, Kamarul Azhar
  • Mahli, Maximus Kohnizio
  • Jamian, Saifulnizan
  • Mohd Nor, Mohd Khir
  • Ihsan, A. K. A. Mohd
  • Mohamed, Nik Abdullah Nik
  • Anuar, Nur Fathiah Binti Sikh
  • Watanabe, Yoshimi
  • Loong, Tang Tsz
  • Tobi, A. L. Mohd
  • Masran, Saiful Hadi
  • Chong, Siaw Hua
  • Azlan, Mohd Azwir
  • Lee, Loo Yee
  • Seiji, Yokoyama
  • Jaibee, Shafizan
  • Burhan, Mohd Hafiz
  • Ahmad, Zulkifli
  • Nathan, Thirumoorthy
  • Azlis-Sani, Jalil
  • Buja, Andy Anak
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Residual stresses in shape memory alloy fiber reinforced aluminium matrix composite

  • Nor, Nik Hisyamudin Muhd
  • Watanabe, Yoshimi
  • Ismail, Al Emran
  • Loong, Tang Tsz
  • Jamian, Saifulnizan
Abstract

Process-induced residual stress in shape memory alloy (SMA) fiber reinforced aluminum (Al) matrix composite was simulated by ANSYS APDL. The manufacturing process of the composite named as NiTi/Al is start with loading and unloading process of nickel titanium (NiTi) wire as SMA to generate a residual plastic strain. Then, this plastic deformed NiTi wire would be embedded into Al to become a composite. Lastly, the composite is heated form 289 K to 363 K and then cooled back to 300 K. Residual stress is generated in composite because of shape memory effect of NiTi and mismatch of thermal coefficient between NiTi wire and Al matrix of composite. ANSYS APDL has been used to simulate the distribution of residual stress and strain in this process. A sensitivity test has been done to determine the optimum number of nodes and elements used. Hence, the number of nodes and elements used are 15680 and 13680, respectively. Furthermore, the distribution of residual stress and strain of nickel fiber reinforced aluminium matrix composite (Ni/Al) and titanium fiber reinforced aluminium matrix composite (Ti/Al) under same simulation process also has been simulated by ANSYS APDL as comparison to NiTi/Al. The simulation results show that compressive residual stress is generated on Al matrix of Ni/Al, Ti/Al and NiTi/Al during heating and cooling process. Besides that, they also have similar trend of residual stress distribution but difference in term of value. For Ni/Al and Ti/Al, they are 0.4% difference on their maximum compressive residual stress at 363K. At same circumstance, NiTi/Al has higher residual stress value which is about 425% higher than Ni/Al and Ti/Al composite. This implies that shape memory effect of NiTi fiber reinforced in composite able to generated higher compressive residual stress in Al matrix, hence able to enhance tensile property of the composite.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • nickel
  • simulation
  • aluminium
  • composite
  • titanium
  • wire