New foaming agents for aluminum foams

Ganin, S. V.; Tsemenko, V. N.; Masgutov, Iskandar; Michailov, Vesselin; Еремин, А. В.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2019.12.402

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“…Aluminum foam is a new metal material. Because of its low density, high specific strength, sound absorption, energy absorption, and other performance, it has a wide range of applications in machinery, construction, transportation, electronics, and even aerospace [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ]. An Aluminum foam sandwich (AFS) is a new composite material, which consists of dense panels on both sides and an aluminum foam core layer in the middle, forming the so-called “sandwich” structure.…”

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Fatigue of an Aluminum Foam Sandwich Formed by Powder Metallurgy

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In this paper, an aluminum foam sandwich (AFS) was prepared by the rolling composite-powder metallurgy method, and its fatigue properties were studied. It was compared with an AFS made by the adhesive method to study its fatigue properties more directly. In this experiment, the fatigue performance was investigated by studying the microscopic interface, fatigue life, deflection curve, and failure mode. The results show that the fatigue life of an AFS with the rolling composite-powder metallurgy method is much longer than that with the adhesive method. The failure mode of an AFS made by the rolling composite-powder metallurgy method is shear failure, and that of an AFS made by the adhesive method is shear failure and interface debonding. An AFS with the rolling composite-powder metallurgy method has better fatigue properties. This paper also explored the fatigue damage model using the fatigue modulus method, and the polynomial fitting method has a higher fitting degree.

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Fatigue of an Aluminum Foam Sandwich Formed by Powder Metallurgy

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“…[ 8 ] Yang [ 9 ] prepared disordered aluminum foams by the melt foaming method with TiH 2 as the foaming agent, and the cross‐section of the samples exhibited inconsistent shape and size of each internal pore. Sergei Ganin et al [ 10 ] prepared preforms containing different foaming agents (sodium bicarbonate and magnesium hydroxide) by thermoplastic deformation method, which replaced titanium hydride foaming agent with higher cost. Quadrini Fabrizio et al [ 11 ] infiltrated the melt into the salt layer with salt as a precursor and removed the salt precursor after solidification to obtain open‐cell foam metals with a relative density of 33%.…”

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Effect of Aluminum Porous Filling Methods on Mechanical Properties of Ordered– Disordered Porous Composite Structures

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Herein, ordered porous aluminum is prepared using an indirect additive manufacturing method combining selective laser sintering (SLS) and infiltration casting process. Ordered porous aluminum samples with pore sizes of 7, 9, and 11 mm are prepared by varying the structure of the preforms. The pores of three types of ordered porous aluminum are filled with conventional disordered aluminum foam. Besides, ordered–disordered porous aluminum composite structures with two filling methods are designed and prepared. Afterward, the quasi‐static compression test is conducted on the sample, and the microscopic analysis is performed on the compressed sample. The compression and energy absorption properties of the ordered–disordered porous composite structure are investigated according to the test results. The increasing amount of disordered aluminum foam suppresses the deformation. The effect of the filling method on the compressive properties of the samples changes as the pore size varied. Compared with the ordered porous structures, ordered–disordered porous composite structures demonstrate higher compressive strength and energy absorption capacity with significantly higher platform stress.

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