The effects of adding silicon carbide SiCp on aluminum alloy and analyzing the fatigue parameters and mechanical properties for metal matrix composites

Yahya, M.

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Engineering Solid Mechanics

ISSN 2291-8752 (Online) - ISSN 2291-8744 (Print) Quarterly Publication Volume 7 Issue 4 pp. 367-381 , 2019

The effects of adding silicon carbide SiCp on aluminum alloy and analyzing the fatigue parameters and mechanical properties for metal matrix composites Pages 367-381 Download PDF

Authors: Mazin Mahmood Yahya

DOI: 10.5267/j.esm.2019.7.001

Keywords: Low Cycle Fatigue Parameters, Metal Matrix Materials, Cyclic stress-Cyclic Strain Life, SEM of MMCs, Transition Life of MMCs

Abstract: The low cycle fatigue (LCF) resistance of two different metal matrix composite (MMC) of AA6063 with 2% and 8% by volume silicon carbide (SiCp) particles having particulate size of 37 micron (400 mesh) at room temperature condition has been evaluated under fully reversed strain control testing. The influence of volume fraction (2 and 8 vol%) and strain ratio (R= -1) are examined. Increasing the content of SiCp results in the degradation of strain control fatigue properties while the transition fatigue life increases. Fatigued samples are examined using scanning electron microscopy in order to understand the failure mechanism (SEM). Microstructural features and failure mechanisms studied through scanning electron microscopy (SEM) confirmed low cycle fatigue failure nature.

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 Yahya, M. (2019). The effects of adding silicon carbide SiCp on aluminum alloy and analyzing the fatigue parameters and mechanical properties for metal matrix composites.Engineering Solid Mechanics, 7(4), 367-381.

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