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Introduction Nowadays materials are tailor made for particular applications inorder to meet specific design criteria (El Baradie (1)).
In MMCs Aluminium and its alloys are the most frequently used matrix materials due to their low density and moderate strength.
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The experimental materials are Q235B welded plate specimens.
Experiments The tabular welded specimens are made of steel Q235B for the base material and H08Mn2SiA for the welding wire.
Acknowledgment This work is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.11272084), PetroChina Innovation Foundation (No.2015D-5006-0602), and Postdoctoral Science Research Developmental Foundation of Chinese Heilongjiang Province (No.LBH-Q13035).
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