The immersion of fine SiC particulates into a Al is one of the major factors hampering the commercial development of particle reinforced composites prepared by liquid metallurgy techniques. Smaller particles are generally more difficult to wet and disperse than larger particles because of their inherently greater surface area. On the other hand, smaller particles generally give MMCs with superior mechanical properties. The challenge is to control the reaction between the matrix and reinforcement particles to achieveimproved wetting so that good distribution and interfacial bonding are obtained. This paper will review the actual technological challenge of fine particulate reinforced MMC fabrication, and will describe the most promissing new processes.

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URN:NBN:SI:DOC-81TJQQZX

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Kevorkijan, Varužan, Šuštaršič, Borivoj (1995). The introduction of fine SiC particles into a molten Al alloy matrix, volume 29, issue 5/6. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-81TJQQZX from http://www.dlib.si

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Kevorkijan, Varužan, Šuštaršič, Borivoj. The introduction of fine SiC particles into a molten Al alloy matrix. Inštitut za kovinske materiale in tehnologije
Železarna Jesenice
Železarna Ravne
Železarna Štore, 1995.
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