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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE

CHAMARAJANAGAR
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

PROJECT TOPIC :
“DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF
ALUMINIUM BASED MMC HYBRID COMPOSITE”

Submitted by: guided by:


Sahana g s dr. Mallikarjun sir
Anitha a m Prof Mechanical Dep
Mamatha l Gec Chamarajanagar - 571313
Sinchana h s
CONTENT
Objective
Introduction
Classification of MMCs
Composition of metal matrix composites
Properties of aluminium 2024
Methodology
OBJECTIVES
To fabricate Aluminium metal matrix composite.

To characterize its mechanical properties such as tensile strength and


compression strength.

To obtain optimum machining parameters in order to get good surface


finish.
INTRODUCTION

Composite materials are those materials which are made from two or more materials with different physical and chemical properties, when combined produce a material which is having
different properties from the unit materials. In a composite typically, there are two constituents. One constituent act as a matrix and other constituent acts as reinforcement.
These materials are combined in such a way that they can use of their virtues while minimising some effects of their deficiencies. So the designer can make use of tougher and lighter
materials, with properties that can suit particular design requirements because there are so many constraints associated with the selection of conventional materials .
METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES (MMCs)
A metal matrix composite(MMC) is a composite material with at least
two constituents parts, one being a metal.

The other material may b different metal or another material, ceramic


or organic material.
When at least three materials are present it is called hybrid composite.

Reinforcement material is embeded into the matrix material in order


to change the physical properties such as strength, conductivity and
resistance to wear etc.
MATERIAL COMPOSITION

Matrix used: Aluminium 2024

Reinforcement: Aluminium oxide


Graphite
Tungsten carbide
PROPERTIES OF ALUMINIUM 2024
Mechanical Properties Metric English

Ultimate Tensile Strength 469 MPa 68000 psi

Tensile Yield Strength 324 MPa 47000 psi

Shear Strength 283 MPa 41000 psi


Fatigue Strength 138 MPa 20000 psi

Modulus of Elasticity 73.1 GPa 10600 ksi

Shear Modulus 28 GPa 4060 ksi


METHODOLOGY
STIRstirring
Stir casting process involves CASTING:
of melt, in which the melt is stirred
continuously which exposes the melt surface to the atmosphere which tend to
continuous oxidation of aluminum melt. As a result of continuous oxidation, the
wettability of the aluminum reduces and the reinforcement particles remain
unmixed.
Composition of materials in casting
SL.NO. Aluminium 2024 Aluminium oxide Tungsten carbide Graphite Cast

01. 1000g 0g 0g 0g 1

02. 1000g 20g 20g 20g 2

03. 1000g 40g 40g 20g 3

04. 1000g 40g 60g 20g 4

05. 1000g 60g 40g 20g 5

06. 1000g 80g 80g 20g 6


Stir cast cylindrical rods
Using stir casting 6 cylindrical bars are prepared by adding the
reinforcement in the order of 0%, 6%,10%,120%,120% and
180% in the series.
ADVANTAGES

• Aluminium MMCs offer a number of advantages compared


with their base metal.
• Higher elastic modulus and strength.
• Lower coefficient of thermal expansion, and superior
elevated temperature properties.
• Improved creep resistance and rupture strength.
• Mechanical stability, dampening, thermal management and
reduced weight.
APPLICATIONS

• Aircraft and Aerospace


• Marine fitting
• Transport
• Brake components
• Couplings
• Machine components
• Valves
REFERENCE
• [1] Shivatsan, T.S, Ibrahim, I.A, Mehmed, F.A., and Lavernia, E.J., "Processing Techniques for
Particulate Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites", Journal of Materials Science, Volume 26, pp.
5965-5978, 1991.
• [2] Warren, H., and Hunft ,Jr., "Automotive Applications of Metal Matrix Composites",
Aluminum Consultants Group, Inc Danied B. Miracle, Air Force Research Laboratory Report, pp.
1029-1032, 2004.
• [3] Ejiofor, J., and Reddy, R.G., "Developments, Processing and Properties of Particulate AL-Si
Composites", Journal of Materials, pp. 31-37, November, 1997.
• [4] Taha, A.M., "Industrialization of Cast Aluminum Materials Composites", Jounral of Materials
and Manufacturing Processes, pp. 618-641, September, 2001. http/ www.inform World.Com
• [5] Hashim, T., Loony, L., and Hashmi, M.S.J., "Particle Distribution in Cast Metal Matrix
Composite", Jounral of Materials Processing Technology, Part-1, Volume 123, pp. 251-257, 2003

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