Effects of the density on compressive properties in cellular aluminum produced by the sintering method
Wen, Cui`e, Yamada, Yasuo, Asahina, Tadashi, Kato, Kiyotaka, Sonoda, Tutomu, Watazu, Akira and Mabuchi, Mamoru 2004, Effects of the density on compressive properties in cellular aluminum produced by the sintering method, Materials transactions, vol. 45, no. 2, pp. 327-329.
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Effects of the density on compressive properties in cellular aluminum produced by the sintering method
The cellular aluminum materials with relative densities of 0.1"-'0.25 were fabricated by the sintering method and effects of the density on mechanical properties of the cellular aluminum were investigated by compressive tests. The cellular aluminum exhibited a plateau region with a nearly constant flow stress. The stress in the plateau region increased with increasing relative density, on the other hand, the densification strain decreased with increasing relative density. Observation of the deformed cells revealed that the cell walls were bent. Besides, the stress in the plateau region was proportional to 1.9 power of the density. These suggest that plastic collapse is dominated by bending of the cell walls for the cellular aluminum produced by the sintering method.
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091499 Resources Engineering and Extractive Metallurgy not elsewhere classified