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3. Interphase interface in CMMs
Composite materials with metal matrices, produced by liquid, semi-liquid and solid processes, combine constituents that are often incompatible from a physicochemical and thermomechanical point of view. These incompatibilities result in one or other of the following phenomena:
no chemical reactivity between R and M ;
excessive chemical reactivity between R and M ;
the appearance of a stress field at the R-M interface due to the difference between the thermal expansion coefficients of each of the constituents, and to volume variations associated with the formation of new phases. A thorough understanding of M-R coupling mechanisms and the transfer of physical and mechanical properties is essential to any study of MMCs. This knowledge must enable us to identify the nature and...
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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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Materion Corporation AMC Materials,
http://www.amc-mmc.co.uk/materials.htm
ULTALITE (2005),
DWA Aluminium Composites...
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