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Investigating the Effects and Mechanisms of Thermal–Vibration-Coupled Stress Relief Treatment on Residual Stress in SiC/Al Composites
by Bianhong Li, Wu Ouyang and Yushuang Dong
Metals 2024, 14(10), 1195; https://doi.org/10.3390/met14101195 - 21 Oct 2024
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Aluminum matrix composites reinforced with particles (PRAMCs) frequently develop considerable residual stresses post-quenching, which can negatively affect fatigue life and dimensional accuracy. Traditional stress relief methods for aluminum alloys are only partially effective. This study examined thermal stress relief (TSR), vibratory stress relief [...] Read more.
Aluminum matrix composites reinforced with particles (PRAMCs) frequently develop considerable residual stresses post-quenching, which can negatively affect fatigue life and dimensional accuracy. Traditional stress relief methods for aluminum alloys are only partially effective. This study examined thermal stress relief (TSR), vibratory stress relief (VSR), and a combined thermal–vibratory stress relief (TVSR) approach for SiC/Al composites. All treatments proved successful in diminishing residual stresses, with the most significant reduction along the direction of peak dynamic stress. Additionally, this study analyzed micro-residual stresses via a macro–micro-residual stress finite element model to understand differences in stress relief outcomes. Optimizing the TVSR process could be key to more effectively reducing residual stresses in SiC/Al composites. Full article
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New Numerical Method Based on Linear Damage Evolution Law for Predicting Mechanical Properties of TiB2/6061Al
by Weigang Fu, Junchi Ma, Zhe Liao, Huanjie Xiong, Yaoming Fu and Bin Wang
Materials 2023, 16(13), 4786; https://doi.org/10.3390/ma16134786 - 3 Jul 2023
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In order to study the effect of TiB2 particles on the mechanical properties of TiB2/6061Al composites, a series of 3D TiB2/6061Al representative volume elements (RVEs) were established based on SEM photos. This model took into account the ductile [...] Read more.
In order to study the effect of TiB2 particles on the mechanical properties of TiB2/6061Al composites, a series of 3D TiB2/6061Al representative volume elements (RVEs) were established based on SEM photos. This model took into account the ductile damage of the matrix and the traction separation behavior of the interface, and the linear damage evolution law was introduced to characterize stiffness degradation in the matrix elements. Mixed boundary conditions were used in the RVE tensile experiments, and the accuracy of the predicted result was verified by the agreement of the experimental stress-strain curve. The results showed that the addition of TiB2 particles can effectively promote the load-bearing capacity of the composite, but elongation is reduced. When the weight fraction of TiB2 increased from 2.5% to 12.5%, the elastic modulus, yield strength, and tensile strength increased by 8%, 10.37%, and 11.55%, respectively, while the elongation decreased by 10%. The clustering rate of the TiB2 particles is also an important factor affecting the toughness of the composites. With an increase in the clustering rate of TiB2 particles from 20% to 80%, the load-bearing capacity of the composites did not improve, and the elongation of the composites was reduced by 8%. Moreover, the high-strain region provides a path for rapid crack propagation, and particle spacing is a crucial factor that affects the stress field. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Extreme Mechanics in Multiscale Analyses of Materials (Volume II))
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