Steel-Magnesium Composite Wire Obtained by Repeated Co-Extrusion

Olivier Bouaziz; Xavier Sauvage; D. Barcelo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.654-656.1263

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Steel-Magnesium Composite Wire Obtained by Repeated Co-Extrusion

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A composite wire combining steel and magnesium has been prepared co-extrusion. Both the microstructures and the mechanical properties were characterized showing the opportunity for the development of original lightweight multi-metallic composites with strength and ductility.

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Olivier Bouaziz, Xavier Sauvage, D. Barcelo

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Composite, Extrusion, Magnesium, Steel

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