Production of stainless steel wire-reinforced aluminium composite sheet by explosive compaction

Mejora de las propiedades mecánicas del compuesto base de aluminio reforzado con alambre de acero Ck75 mediante soldadura explosiva

“…The term explosive welding has been used to explain the process whereby bonding of wire happens. Explosive bonding happens when two plates collide at an adequate speed to reason doughy flow at the interlayer of connection (Bhalla and Willams, 1977). The interface bonding Al 1050/Steel Ck75/Al 1050 was tested by the optical microscope.…”

“…The EXW is a type of welding process which can connect a base plate with a flyer plate by great pressure, that is manufactured by the detonation (Roudbari et al, 2013). Aluminum base composites are reinforcement with SiC, carbon, Al 2 O 3 fibers, and also Steel wire (Bhalla and Willams, 1977;Gülenc et al, 2016;Huagui et al, 2017).…”

“…The EXW is a solid-state process, that applied a controlled explosive detonation to enforce two or three metals together at great pressure (Bhalla and Willams, 1977). A system of the EXW process is shown in Fig.…”

Wire Mesh/Ceramic Particle Reinforced Aluminium Based Composite Using Explosive Cladding

“…Explosive cladding, suitable for the production of laminated metals in the form of sheets, rods or pipes improves the corrosion or wear resistance, thermal conductivity or even anti-friction properties [1][2][3]. Various researchers [2][3][4][5][6][7] employed multilayered and wire-reinforced explosive cladding of similar and dissimilar metals. However, microstructural and mechanical properties of wire mesh and ceramic reinforced aluminium composites fabricated by explosive cladding is limited and attempted herein.…”