Numerical Simulations of Uniaxial Compression Properties of SiC/6061 Aluminum Alloy Co–Continuous Composites

Shu De Liao; Sen Kai Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.652-654.139

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Numerical Simulations of Uniaxial Compression Properties of SiC/6061 Aluminum Alloy Co–Continuous Composites

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The uniaxial deformation properties of a SiC/6061 Al alloy co–continuous composites (CCCs) where both phases are continuous have been studied using the Solidwork Simulation software applied the finite element method (FEM). The simulated results have shown that the composites are relatively anisotropy, 6061 Al alloy matrix and SiC network ceramic exhibit different mechanical behaviour. The ultimate stress is found near the interface of composites. The configuration of SiC has relatively great influence on intensity and distribution of stress in the composite. The material behaves in a nearly bilinear manner defined by the Young’s modulus and an elastic-plastic modulus. The large deformation appears inside 6061 Al alloy matrix. The 6061 Al alloy matrix and SiC can restrict each other to prevent from producing the strain under the load.

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