Advances in Welding of Aluminum Matrix Composites
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Composites".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 November 2022) | Viewed by 2907
Special Issue Editors
Interests: welding; microstructure; solidification; Al alloy; simulation; cellular automaton
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Interests: new material and dissimilar material joining; numerical simulation; residual stress; combustion synthesis
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Interests: welding; microstructure; solidification; Al alloy; aluminum matrix composites
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Dear Colleagues,
Aluminum matrix composites, as a new kind of material, are characterized by low density, high specific strength, high specific modules, resistance to high temperatures, resistance to radiation, and good dimensional stability. Therefore, they have been widely applied in the fields of aerospace, aviation, and automobile manufacturing and have become the main subject of interest in the research and development of metal matrix composites. However, due to the special organization structure of aluminum matrix composites, such as the big difference of physical properties between basic material and reinforced particles, high-strength welding joints have been difficult to obtain. The poor weldability of aluminum matrix composites is the most serious problem. Research has been concentrated on different welding characteristics of aluminum matrix composites, and the acquisition of high-strength welding joints will be the most important criterion for their wider applications. The goal of this Special Issue is to describe recent developments in this developing research field. Therefore, we invite you to submit manuscripts for this Special Issue. Full papers, communications, and reviews are all welcome.
Dr. Cheng Gu
Dr. Guangjie Feng
Dr. Gaoyang Mi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- welding
- aluminum matrix composites
- solidification
- molten pool
- metallurgical bonding
- microstructure
- fluid flow
- interface
- welding joints
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