Machinability of metal matrix composites
Metal matrix composites (MMC) have been available for decades. Although previous work mainly was focused on processing of the materials, growing usage of MMCs requires understanding of secondary processes such as casting and machining. Conventional machining methods often result in cracking, splinte...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-198672023-03-11T17:24:16Z Machinability of metal matrix composites Zhong, Chonghua. Zhong, Zhaowei School of Mechanical and Production Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Kinematics and dynamics of machinery Metal matrix composites (MMC) have been available for decades. Although previous work mainly was focused on processing of the materials, growing usage of MMCs requires understanding of secondary processes such as casting and machining. Conventional machining methods often result in cracking, splintering and pulling out of reinforcement particles. Non-conventional machining methods such as laser, electrical discharge machining (EDM) and abrasive water jet (AWJ) have proven to be applicable to MMCs. However, the rough surface finish and defects of component dramatically reduce the strength and could lead to early catastrophic failures. A proper method to obtain good surface finish is crucial to the application of the material. Master of Engineering (MPE) 2009-12-14T06:59:17Z 2009-12-14T06:59:17Z 1996 1996 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/19867 en NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 161 p. application/pdf |
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Metal matrix composites (MMC) have been available for decades. Although previous work mainly was focused on processing of the materials, growing usage of MMCs requires understanding of secondary processes such as casting and machining. Conventional machining methods often result in cracking, splintering and pulling out of reinforcement particles. Non-conventional machining methods such as laser, electrical discharge machining (EDM) and abrasive water jet (AWJ) have proven to be applicable to MMCs. However, the rough surface finish and defects of component dramatically reduce the strength and could lead to early catastrophic failures. A proper method to obtain good surface finish is crucial to the application of the material. |
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