Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites

This study focuses on the preparation of Al-based hybrid composites using AA7475 as the main alloy reinforced with two materials, ZrO2 and SiC. The combination of stir-squeeze processing techniques was employed to create various specimens by varying four parameters: Stir-speed, Stir-time, reinforcem...

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Main Authors: Rajendran S., Arulpandy P., Reena R., Thakur Gaurav, Al-Jawahry Hassan M.
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Published: EDP Sciences 2024-01-01
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author Rajendran S.
Arulpandy P.
Reena R.
Thakur Gaurav
Al-Jawahry Hassan M.
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Arulpandy P.
Reena R.
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description This study focuses on the preparation of Al-based hybrid composites using AA7475 as the main alloy reinforced with two materials, ZrO2 and SiC. The combination of stir-squeeze processing techniques was employed to create various specimens by varying four parameters: Stir-speed, Stir-time, reinforcements, and squeeze pressure. Taguchi design was utilized to generate specimens for analyzing their mechanical properties, specifically tensile strength, hardness, and porosity.The results indicated that the highest porosity (4.44%) was observed in the L16 test, with a combination of 700rpm stir speed, 25 mins stir time, 2wt% reinforcements, and 80MPa squeeze pressure. On the other hand, the lowest porosity (2.61%) was found in the L7 test, with 800rpm stir speed, 30 mins stir time, 2wt% reinforcements, and 100 MPa squeeze pressure.Regarding tensile strength (UTS), the maximum value (285.23MPa) was achieved in the L13 experiment, while the minimum value (187.58 MPa) was observed in the L1 experiment. This variation in UTS can be attributed to the applied load, the strengthening effect of the reinforcements, and the grain size of SiC.
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spelling doaj.art-de51eb67911343e79eec02f5f8cabeb72024-02-23T10:21:00ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422024-01-014910402010.1051/e3sconf/202449104020e3sconf_icecs2024_04020Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based CompositesRajendran S.0Arulpandy P.1Reena R.2Thakur Gaurav3Al-Jawahry Hassan M.4Professor ,Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jaya Engineering CollegeProfessor ,Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jaya Engineering CollegeProfessor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Prince Shri Venkateshwara Padmavathy Engineering CollegeDepartment of Civil Engineering, Uttaranchal Institute of Technology, Uttaranchal UniversityThe Islamic universityThis study focuses on the preparation of Al-based hybrid composites using AA7475 as the main alloy reinforced with two materials, ZrO2 and SiC. The combination of stir-squeeze processing techniques was employed to create various specimens by varying four parameters: Stir-speed, Stir-time, reinforcements, and squeeze pressure. Taguchi design was utilized to generate specimens for analyzing their mechanical properties, specifically tensile strength, hardness, and porosity.The results indicated that the highest porosity (4.44%) was observed in the L16 test, with a combination of 700rpm stir speed, 25 mins stir time, 2wt% reinforcements, and 80MPa squeeze pressure. On the other hand, the lowest porosity (2.61%) was found in the L7 test, with 800rpm stir speed, 30 mins stir time, 2wt% reinforcements, and 100 MPa squeeze pressure.Regarding tensile strength (UTS), the maximum value (285.23MPa) was achieved in the L13 experiment, while the minimum value (187.58 MPa) was observed in the L1 experiment. This variation in UTS can be attributed to the applied load, the strengthening effect of the reinforcements, and the grain size of SiC.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2024/21/e3sconf_icecs2024_04020.pdfamcssqueeze casting and optimization techniques
spellingShingle Rajendran S.
Arulpandy P.
Reena R.
Thakur Gaurav
Al-Jawahry Hassan M.
Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
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squeeze casting and optimization techniques
title Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
title_full Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
title_fullStr Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
title_full_unstemmed Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
title_short Stir Speed and Reinforcement Effects on Tensile Strength in Al-Based Composites
title_sort stir speed and reinforcement effects on tensile strength in al based composites
topic amcs
squeeze casting and optimization techniques
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