• Title of article

    Thermal Fatigue Resistance of Discontinuously Reinforced Cast Aluminum-Matrix Composites

  • Author/Authors

    Sobczak، J. نويسنده , , Slawinski، Z. نويسنده , , Sobczak، N. نويسنده , , Darlak، P. نويسنده , , Asthana، R. نويسنده , , Rohatgi، P. نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    دوماهنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2002
  • Pages
    -594
  • From page
    595
  • To page
    0
  • Abstract
    The thermal fatigue resistance of AlSi alloys and discontinuously reinforced Al-matrix composites containing graphite, silicon carbide, and fly ash particulates, and short alumina (Saffil) fibers was characterized by measuring the total length of microcracks on gravity-cast and squeeze-cast test specimens as a function of number of thermal cycles (1000-5000 cycles, 270 K amplitude). In each thermal cycle, the test specimens were heated and stabilized in air at 375 °C, water quenched, and air stabilized. In all specimens, the total crack length on a specified region increased with increasing number of thermal cycles. Whereas among monolithic alloys, squeeze-cast AI-12SiCuNiMg alloy exhibited better resistance to thermal cracking than AI-25Si and AI-20SiNi alloys, among the composites, squeeze-cast Al-alumina and Al-fly ash composites exhibited the best thermal fatigue resistance. The theoretical estimates of the thermal fatigue resistance of these composites are consistent with the experimental observations.
  • Keywords
    EWG , Neopentyl , Nitroalkanes , Oxygen , Sulfur Nucleophiles , Nitrobenzyl , sp2 Carbons , Cumyl , Photostimulated Reactions , Geminal Dihalides , sp3 Carbons , Heterocyclic Analogues , Carbanions , (alpha)Carbon , Cycloalkyl Halides , Radicals Intermediates , Trihalides , Regiochemistry , Alicyclic Aliphatic Substrates , stereochemistry , Triorganylstannyl , Aliphatic Substrates , Carbonylation , Nitrogen Nucleophiles , Phosphorus Nucleophiles
  • Journal title
    Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance
  • Serial Year
    2002
  • Journal title
    Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance
  • Record number

    60307