Graphene has been impressing us in recent years by boasting some very spectacular things. Its outstanding mechanical properties made the material to be used in composites for amplifying the strength. Mechanical properties usually take precedence for magnesium alloy when it would be used as a structure material. The main focus of this project is to manufacture magnesium reinforced metal matrix composites using graphene nano powder through stir casting to enhance the mechanical properties. The uniform distribution of graphene nano powder and its large specific surface area per volume is embedded in magnesium matrix leads to increase in micro hardness, tensile solidity, fracture exertion of the composite. Compared with standard single crystal magnesium, the Mg AZ91 with 0.3 and 0.7 wt % graphene nano powder composite indicates improvement in mechanical properties. In addition to standard procedures for the tests and dissection of mechanical properties of synthesized composite, de-wintor invertor trinocular metallurgical microscopy, is used to investigate the phase segmentation, grain size and phase contrast. Additionally, Mechanical properties of synthesized composites of two different composition of graphene were compared.
Composite materials are granted first choice in the present manufacturing scenario due to their compatibility with tolerances up to 0.001 mm and lower weight. The research design works on the composites of the metal matrix, which are used primarily for aeronautical and industrial applications. Metal matrix composites are being used extensively in structural engineering. Silicon carbide and fly shell ash were used as compliance in aluminium alloys for the manufacture of metal matrix composites (LM13). The composite metal matrix is created employing Stir Casting method. When compared to open moulding, closed moulding, and cast polymer moulding, it is a less expensive and more effective method. The composites produced were then examined for mechanical properties, from the results it was found that the presence of ash and ceramic grains can adversely impact the properties of the composites and even make them brittle. It is time to change the mechanical properties of aluminium by creating hybrid composites with double and often triple-reinforced sections. Hybrid composites have greater performance, better tolerance to tear, low density, resistance to corrosion and strong rigidity over metal matrix composites. In this research an Al-Sic-fly ash composite is proposed and the mechanical properties of hardness, tensile strength, corrosion strength, micro structure analysis are investigated.
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