Tensile properties of nanometric Al2O3 particulate-reinforced aluminum matrix composites

By Yu Kang, S. Chan. 2004

528 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Ceramics and Composites, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Ceramics and Composites

1. Chang-soo Kim
2. F. Akhlaghi
3. Dan Guo
4. Jianbin Luo
5. M. Nezafati
6. Kyu C. Cho
7. G. Xie
8. M. Manjili

In Materials Chemistry

1. Chang-soo Kim
2. F. Akhlaghi
3. Jianbin Luo
4. M. Nezafati
5. Kyu C. Cho
6. G. Xie
7. M. Manjili

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Chang-soo Kim
2. F. Akhlaghi
3. Dan Guo
4. Jianbin Luo
5. M. Nezafati
6. Kyu C. Cho
7. G. Xie
8. M. Manjili

Citations in the corpus

• Wear behavior of Al 5252 alloy reinforced with micrometric and nanometric SiC particles (2016, background): “In general, the interfacial bond between the nano-particles and the matrix is stronger than that of the reinforcing micro-particles and the matrix [34].”