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Metal matrix composites

Authors: Jean-François SILVAIN, Jean-Marc HEINTZ, Amélie VEILLERE

Publication date: November 10, 2018

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6. Conclusion

Metal matrix composites are now available. They have made significant progress in terms of manufacturing technologies and knowledge of mechanical and physical behavior. Designers and engineering departments have a wide range of CMMs at their disposal, offering different levels of cost/performance compromise:

  • CMM semi-finished products: isotropic and inexpensive, they can be shaped from ingots or billets using traditional metallurgical technologies;

  • CMM parts: made-to-measure, they enable the reinforcement to be located or oriented in a preferential way, to adapt to the component's specifications.

The technical and economic assessment of substitution by a CMM solution must be carried out globally by the user, based on the indications of the material designer. The success...

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