Effect of friction stir processing (FSP) on microstructure and properties of Al–TiC in situ composite

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Composite fabrication using friction stir processing—a review (2012, unknown): “[45].”
Effect of processing parameters on fabrication of Al-Mg/Cu composites via friction stir processing (2012, background): “3c and f, increasing the FSP pass numbers causes a good homogenization of the particles in the SZ leading to the expansion of this region which was already predictable [19,25,26].”
Fabrication of Al5083/B4C surface composite by friction stir processing and its tribological characterization (2015, background): “FSPed Al–TiC in situ composites with two passes specimen exhibited the significant improvement of tensile properties due to homogenization, refinement of grain size and elimination of casting defects [46].”
Prediction of influence of process parameters on tensile strength of AA6061/TiC aluminum matrix composites produced using stir casting (2016, background): “The distribution of the second phase particles in a melt depends on three phenomena: 1) buoyant motion of the particles; 2) pushing of the particles by the moving solidification front; and 3) convection current in the melt [54].”
Advanced Metal Matrix Nanocomposites (2019, methodology): “This procedure still under development and has been used in fabrication of aluminum and magnesium based nanocomposites [63,64]; Arora et al.”