Advances in Metallurgical and Material Engineering

 ISSN: 2689-8705

Advances in Metallurgical and Material Engineering

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Research Article Pages 71-80

Application of Response Surface Methodology in Optimizing the Cold Compaction Parameters of Al-4Cu-XAl2O3 Composites

Authors: Ahmed E Nassef and WH El Garaihy

Abstract: In this study, an evaluation quantitative approach is introduced not only to depict the plain individual effect of the influence of compact height to diameter ratio, compacting pressure, and alumina (Al2O3) content on the relative density, Vickers hardness values, and compression properties of the sintered Al-4Cu-xAl2O3 composites is obtained through Design Expert 11.

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Research Article Pages 61-70

Designing and Computational Modeling Study of Innovative Tundish Furnitures

Authors: Debasish Chatterjee

Abstract: Slag vortexing, Reoxidation of the liquid steel from tundish open eye with high superheat casting are main causes behind many customer complains as well as high rejection of metal in integrated steel plants. In present investigation a novel stopper rod with refractory water cooled sub-chamber has been proposed. This is capable to reduce 60% skull generation and will help to reduce supeheat of liquid steel within the tundish nearly 50%.

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Research Article Pages 39-60

Fully Coupled Thermo-Mechanical Modelling of the Initial Phase of the Friction Stir Welding Process Using Finite Element Analysis

Authors: Aylin Ahadi and Ferran Roura Port

Abstract: In the present study a finite element model of the FSW process is built and a FSW but weld of two aluminium alloy 2024-T3 plates is simulated using a fully coupled thermo-mechanical analysis. Besides the welded panels, the model includes the backing plate and the welding tool as physical bodies, which makes the simulations more realistic. The model also includes conductive heat transfer between the contact surfaces of the FSW tool, the aluminium plates and the backing plates, heat generation due to friction between the tool and the welded plates and heat loss to the ambient air due to convection.

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Original Article Pages 29-38

High Performance Components by Powder Metallurgy

Authors: Ing. Patrice Delarbre

Abstract: Ferrous powder metallurgy (P/M) has advanced significantly over the past thirty years as a cost effective and efficient processing technique to make intricate near net shape parts. Parts made by P/M compete favourably, in terms of cost, recycling environment and properties, with conventional processing techniques such as stamping, casting and forging.

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