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Theoretical model for evaluating the threshold reduction in roll bonding of Al/Al2O3/Al laminations

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Roll bonding is the most important stage of the accumulative roll bonding process, which is used to produce high strength composites. The presence of a particle layer at the interface alters the bonding condition and increases the threshold reduction for the commencement of bonding. In this study, the bonding mechanism in presence of powder at the interface is analyzed and a theoretical model is proposed to predict the required threshold reduction in warm roll bonding of commercially pure aluminum sheets as a function of amount of alumina particles at the interface. The model considers the rolling parameters and the effect of amount and size of particles by defining some constants, which are obtained by experiment. It is shown that the measured values of the threshold reduction are very well predicted by the modeling results.

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Rezayat, M., Akbarzadeh, A. Theoretical model for evaluating the threshold reduction in roll bonding of Al/Al2O3/Al laminations. Met. Mater. Int. 18, 827–832 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12540-012-5012-9

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