Article | REF: M2448 V1

Development of particle composites

Authors: Jacques MASOUNAVE, Nathalie VILLAR

Publication date: January 10, 1996

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6. Solid state manufacturing

Few processes use this type of shaping, mainly because of the cost of the equipment involved and the small number of alloys that can be chosen as a matrix.

The most common example is superplastic alloys. The mixture of propanol and particles is placed between two sheets of superplastic metal, such as aluminum alloy 7475 [122] . CMMp sheets are formed by plastic deformation of the metal alloy around the hard, low-deformation particles.

The authors carried out tests with whiskers and silicon carbide particles. In both cases, the properties obtained were excellent, particularly ductility (elongation at break from 3.6 to 12.5%). However, the presence of propanol, which has to be evacuated by vacuum evaporation, and the excessively long...

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