Effect of microstructure on mechanical properties of thermomechanically processed 2124–SiC<sub>p</sub>metal matrix composite

Styles, C. M.; Sinclair, Ian; Gregson, P.J.; Flitcroft, S. M.

doi:10.1179/mst.1994.10.6.475

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“…While fibre reinforced composites offer the highest specific stiffness along reinforcement direction particulate MMC s are isotropic in their properties and are easier to process via powder metallurgy or casting route. The intrinsic workability of MMC s depends upon the initial microstructure as decided by the alloy chemistry and prior processing history and its response to the applied temperature, strain rate and strain in processing [1,2]. This response is embedded implicitly in the flow stress variation with temperature, strain rate and strain and is represented mathematically by constitutive equations.…”

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