Modeling and Control Techniques for Microstructure Development

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True stress-strain data is obtained for 6061Al/ 10% SiC composites by hot compression test. Mathematical models for % volume of recrystallization and diameter of the recrystallized grains are developed with process parameters such as strain, strain rate and temperature. These models are applied for optimization of the grain size and % volume of recrystallization. An attempt has been made to control microstructure evolution during hot deformation using fuzzy logic controller through simulation in MATLAB software. The fuzzy logic controller parameters are tuned using genetic algorithm.

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