1. Typology and properties of metal matrices
Depending on how metal matrix composites (MMCs) are developed (Figure 5 ), before the MMCs are made, the metal matrix can be found in various forms:
in massive form (ingot, sponge, granulate, etc.) for the various liquid processes and for most vapour-phase processes (except for chemical deposits);
in powder form for all solid-phase processes.
For an overview of metal matrix composites, please consult the general references by R. Naslain
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Bibliography
General works
Events
ICCM (International Conference on Composite Materials). International trade fair for composites, held every two years (2018, Amsterdam).
ECCM (European Conference on Composite Materials). International trade fair for composites, held every two years (2018, Athens).
Standards and norms
WITHDRAWAL OF STANDARD – Volume15.03, 2001
- Test Method for Fiber Content by Digestion of Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites. - D 3553-76 - (1996)
- Normalisation des composites à matrice métalliques. - ANSI H 35.5 - (1992)
- Test method for measuring abrasion using the dry sand/rubber wheel apparatus. - ASTM G65-91 - (1991)
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Manufacturers – Suppliers – Distributors (non-exhaustive list)
Materion Corporation AMC Materials,
http://www.amc-mmc.co.uk/materials.htm
ULTALITE (2005),
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