Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites · 1990 · 16 citations · 2 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCeramic MaterialsCeramicsMaterials ProcessingCastingCeramic CompositesCeramic Matrix CompositesComposite MaterialsMetal Matrix CompositesMicrostructure ControlAluminum AlloysAluminum Matrix CompositesCapillary PhenomenaContinuous-fiber Ceramic Matrix CompositesFiber-reinforced Ceramic CompositesHeat Transfer Modeling In CastingSqueeze CastingVolume Fraction Effects
The various features of squeeze casting are first described and discussed. The effect of the squeeze casting conditions on the impregnation of fibrous ceramic pre forms by light alloys has been approached by using a suitable model with continuous aligned fibers. The processing parameters influencing the impregnated length and the re quired squeeze casting pressure have been pointed out. According to the modelling and taking into account the capillary effect, the numerical computation of the general equa tions of heat and fluid flows with specified boundary conditions emphasized the parame ters which predominantly control the processing technique: mainly the preform tempera ture, the reinforcement volume fraction, the impregnation speed and the wettability of the ceramic fibers by the liquid aluminum alloys.
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Composites, Science and Technology
Additives for Polymers · 1990 · 593 citations
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +10