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Processing and mechanical properties of hollow sphere aluminum foams

Yamada, Yasuo, Wen, Cui`e, Asahina, T and Mabuchi, M. 2004, Processing and mechanical properties of hollow sphere aluminum foams, in 3rd International Conference on Materials Processing for Properties and Performance (MP³)- III, Institute of Materials (East Asia), Singapore, pp. 569-575.

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Title Processing and mechanical properties of hollow sphere aluminum foams
Author(s) Yamada, Yasuo
Wen, Cui`e
Asahina, T
Mabuchi, M.
Conference name International Conference on Materials Processing for Properties and Performance (MP³ - III) (3rd : 2004 : Singapore)
Conference location Singapore
Conference dates 24-26 November 2004
Title of proceedings 3rd International Conference on Materials Processing for Properties and Performance (MP³)- III
Editor(s) Khor, K.A.
Ramanujan, R.V.
Ooi, C.P.
Zhao, J.
Publication date 2004
Conference series Materials Processing for Properties and Performance Conference
Start page 569
End page 575
Publisher Institute of Materials (East Asia)
Place of publication Singapore
Summary Hollow sphere metallic foams are a new class of cellular material that possesses the attractive advantages of uniform cell size distribution and regular cell shape. These result in more predictable physical and mechanical properties than those of cellular materials with a random cell size distribution and irregular cell shapes. In the present study, single aluminum hollow spheres with three kinds of sphere wall thickness as 0.1 mm, 0.3 mm and 0.5 mm were processed by a new pressing method. Hollow sphere aluminum foam samples were prepared by bonding together single hollow spheres with simple cubic packing (SC) and body-centered cubic packing (BCC). Compressive tests were carried out to evaluate the deformation behaviors and mechanical properties of the hollow sphere aluminum foams. Effects of the sphere wall thickness and packing style on the mechanical properties were investigated.
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ISBN 9789810521936
9810521936
Language eng
Field of Research 091207 Metals and Alloy Materials
Socio Economic Objective 970109 Expanding Knowledge in Engineering
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
Copyright notice ©2004, Institute of Materials (East Asia)
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