Study on the friction drilling behaviors and tribological properties of aluminum matrix composites

Karakoç, Halil; Bilgin, Musa; Karabulut, Şener

doi:10.1016/j.mtcomm.2024.108086

Materials Today Communications

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2024.108086

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Study on the friction drilling behaviors and tribological properties of aluminum matrix composites

Halil Karakoç,

Musa Bilgin,

Şener Karabulut

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Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

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Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Yılmaz,

Taşci,

Gökmen

et al. 2024

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Effect of TiO2–SiC and Heat Treatment on Tribological Characteristics of Bimodal Hybrid Aluminum Composites Under Dry Sliding Condition

Kumar,

Dixit,

Dixit

2024

Journal of Tribology

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The dry sliding wear behavior of bimodal TiO2np/SiCp/Al6082 composites was studied using a pin-on-disk tribometer. The investigation included both as-cast alloy and T6 heat-treated composites, with variations in applied load (40 N, 60 N, and 80 N) and sliding distance (600, 900, 1200, 1500, 1800, and 2100 m) at a constant sliding speed of 2 m/s. The microstructure of the composites and the worn surface were examined using a scanning electron microscope. A linear increase in wear rate was observed with sliding distance up to the transition limit. It was found that at 40 N, a shield began to develop between the disc and pin surface, reducing the coefficient of friction (COF), and friction and oxide were the primary processes of wear mechanisms. A larger load caused the protective layer to be destroyed; increasing COF, and adhesion and delamination were the two types of wear that were noticed. The wear resistance of alloys and bimodal composites were increased by heat treatment because it strengthened the matrix.

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Study on the friction drilling behaviors and tribological properties of aluminum matrix composites

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References 30 publications

Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Effect of TiO2–SiC and Heat Treatment on Tribological Characteristics of Bimodal Hybrid Aluminum Composites Under Dry Sliding Condition

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Study on the friction drilling behaviors and tribological properties of aluminum matrix composites

Cited by 2 publications

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Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO 2 /B 4 C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO 2 /B 4 C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Effect of TiO2–SiC and Heat Treatment on Tribological Characteristics of Bimodal Hybrid Aluminum Composites Under Dry Sliding Condition

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Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering

Investigation of wear and transverse rupture strength of AA2219/ZrO ₂ /B ₄ C hybrid composite materials prepared with 3D ball mixer and produced by spark plasma sintering