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Tensile, Compressive and Flexural Behaviours of an Aluminium Hybrid Composite

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Tensile, compressive and flexural (3-point bending) tests are performed on electromechanical universal testing machine (Zwick/Roell 250kN) to determine mechanical characteristics of an aluminium hybrid composite fabricated through stir casting process at different rates of quasi-static loadings in room temperature 25°C. Influence of heat treatment (annealing) is observed on the material properties. After annealing, the tensile, compressive and flexural strengths decrease while ductility, malleability and bending capability of the composite increase. Bending tests are conducted at different crosshead speeds (1-100mm/min) to study its effects on flexural stresses. It is found that the specimen geometry affects the stress-strain behaviour of the composite.

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Kumar Prakash, Nilamber Kumar Singh*

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Aluminium Hybrid Composite, Compression, Electromechanical Universal Testing Machine, Flexure, Strain Rate, Tension

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