Effect of TiB2 on Damping Capacity and Dynamic Young's Modulus of 2219 Alloy

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2219 aluminum alloy reinforced with 10wt. % TiB2 particulate was fabricated through mixed-salts method. The damping capacity and dynamic Yongs modulus was investigated. The damping capacity and dynamic Yongs modulus of 10wt. % TiB2/2219 is higher than that of the matrix alloy.The improved damping capacity is due to dislocation damping at low temperature, and grain boundary damping and interface damping at high temperature.

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