Experimental Investigation of SiCp_A356 Composites

Zuo Qi Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.700.50

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Experimental Investigation of SiCp_A356 Composites

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The mechanical behaviours of SiCp_A356 composite at room and elevated temperature were investigated. The yield strength, the tension limit and Young’s modulus drop obviously with the rising temperature. The hardening cycle occurs during 20°C~150°C, but weakens with rising temperature. The softening cycle appears between 200°C~300°C, but increases with rising temperature. The relaxation performance is similar to that of a normal metal material. The creep constitutive model was presented and finally the micro fracture mechanics was analyzed.

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Zuo Qi Liu

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Constitutive Model, Creep, Fracture Mechanisms, SiCp_A356 Composite

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