Precipitate phases in an Al-SiC composite
1984 ◽
Vol 42
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pp. 490-491
Keyword(s):
Al Alloy
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The modulus of many aluminum alloys can be greatly increased by the addition of small amounts of silicon carbide. The resulting composite material is also stronger than the unreinforced alloy, but exhibits poor fracture toughness. The reason for the low ductility of Al-SiC composites is unknown, although results presented here indicate that embrittling phases present in the matrix alloy may be partially responsible. The purpose of this work has been to study the distribution of precipitate phases in Al-SiC composites, focusing particular attention on interface regions. The material studied was fabricated by adding SiC whiskers to a 2124 Al alloy powder, consolidating, then heat treating to a T6 temper.
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