Maximising mechanical properties of aluminium alloys by microstructural optimisation using a coarsened surrogate model

Toda, Hiroyuki; Hirayama, Kyosuke; Li, Han; Batres, Rafael; Dowon, Seo; Fujihara, Hiro

doi:10.1016/j.commatsci.2024.113115

Computational Materials Science

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.commatsci.2024.113115

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Maximising mechanical properties of aluminium alloys by microstructural optimisation using a coarsened surrogate model

Hiroyuki Toda,

Kyosuke Hirayama,

Han Li

et al.

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Mechanical and tribological properties of nanoceramic reinforced aluminium-based nanocomposites for engineering applications, challenges and recommendations for future improvement: A review

Ogbonna,

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2024

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Aluminium (Al) and Al-based alloys known as lightweight, good corrosion resistance, and low-cost materials are found used for a range of engineering applications including those in automobile, aircraft, power systems, marine, defence, and among others. Although, notwithstanding these intrinsic features of Al and its alloys, their wide application is constrained due to certain properties, for example, dendrite separation, intense wear rate over a period, and mechanical degradation under severe impact and harsh environment. Nonetheless, as studies established that nanocomposites depict a promising solution to overcome the limitations of Al, Al-based alloy and their micro composites. The current review aims to discuss the influence of nanoceramic fillers on the mechanical and tribological characteristics of Al and Al alloy-based composites prepared via melting and powder metallurgy routes. With the available literature, the mechanical and wear resistance properties of Al and Al alloys matrix were observed to be improved by different nanoceramic fillers addition. Though, their mechanical behaviour at a certain point undergoes degradation due to particles agglomeration and porosity. Again, issues like brittleness reportedly affect the superior properties’ improvement of Al-based nanocomposites. Thus, as particles agglomeration, porosity, and brittleness are the main drawbacks associated with the development and characterization of Al-based nanocomposites, the authors concluded the study with challenges and recommendations for future improvement. Hence, the study will pave the way for future research opportunities and sustainable development of Al nanocomposites.

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Maximising mechanical properties of aluminium alloys by microstructural optimisation using a coarsened surrogate model

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Surrogate model-based assessment of particle damage behaviour of Al Zn Mg alloy

Surrogate model-based assessment of particle damage behaviour of Al Zn Mg alloy

Mechanical and tribological properties of nanoceramic reinforced aluminium-based nanocomposites for engineering applications, challenges and recommendations for future improvement: A review

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