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Production of Highly Reinforced Dispersion-Strengthened Composite Material Based on Aluminum by Internal Oxidation

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Currently dispersion-strengthened composite materials are used increasingly widely in special engineering industries. The main obstacle in the way large-scale implementation of these materials are high cost and the problem of providing a strong bond between particles and matrix under conditions of uniform particle distribution within a matrix. A method is proposed in this work for liquid-phase preparation of highly reinforced dispersion-strengthened composite material based on an aluminum alloy matrix reinforced with discrete ceramic particles. The technology developed makes it possible to reduce the cost of the dispersion-strengthened composite material obtained, in particular as a result of not using powder components and preparing composite material in a single stage. In this case a strong interphase boundary is provided between matrix and filler.

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Work was performed with financial support of the Ministry of Education and science, project RFMEF 157717X0268.

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Translated from Metallurg, Vol. 62, No. 8, pp. 78–81, November 2018.

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Chernyshov, E.A., Romanov, A.D. & Romanova, E.A. Production of Highly Reinforced Dispersion-Strengthened Composite Material Based on Aluminum by Internal Oxidation. Metallurgist 62, 815–819 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11015-018-0724-9

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