Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5456048 Materials Science and Engineering: A 2017 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Cold formability of friction stir processed aluminum composites was evaluated by bend-ductility tests. Composites containing carbon nanotubes fractured during bending while those containing boron carbide particles survived; hybrid composites showed cracking but less than those containing solely nanotubes. Weak interfacial nanotube/aluminum bonding and in adequate nanotube distribution were found to be the possible reasons.
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Cold formability of friction stir processed aluminum composites containing carbon nanotubes and boron carbide particles
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