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Ali Shabani, Mohammad Reza Toroghinejad, and Alireza Bagheri, Effects of intermediate Ni layer on mechanical properties of Al–Cu layered composites fabricated through cold roll bonding, Int. J. Miner. Metall. Mater., 25(2018), No. 5, pp.573-583. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12613-018-1604-9
Ali Shabani, Mohammad Reza Toroghinejad, and Alireza Bagheri, Effects of intermediate Ni layer on mechanical properties of Al–Cu layered composites fabricated through cold roll bonding, Int. J. Miner. Metall. Mater., 25(2018), No. 5, pp.573-583. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12613-018-1604-9
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Effects of intermediate Ni layer on mechanical properties of Al–Cu layered composites fabricated through cold roll bonding

摘要: Layered composites have attracted considerable interest in the recent literature on metal composites. Their mechanical properties depend on the quality of the bonding provided by the intermediate layers. In this study, we analyzed the mechanical properties and bond strengths provided by the nickel layer with respect to its thickness and nature (either powder or coating). The results suggest that bond strength decreases with an increase in the content of nickel powder. At 0.3vol% of nickel coating, we found the nature of nickel to be less efficient in terms of bond strength. A different picture arose when the content of nickel was increased and the bond strength increased in nickel coated samples. In addition, the results demonstrate that mechanical properties such as bend strength are strongly dependent on bond strength.

 

Effects of intermediate Ni layer on mechanical properties of Al–Cu layered composites fabricated through cold roll bonding

Abstract: Layered composites have attracted considerable interest in the recent literature on metal composites. Their mechanical properties depend on the quality of the bonding provided by the intermediate layers. In this study, we analyzed the mechanical properties and bond strengths provided by the nickel layer with respect to its thickness and nature (either powder or coating). The results suggest that bond strength decreases with an increase in the content of nickel powder. At 0.3vol% of nickel coating, we found the nature of nickel to be less efficient in terms of bond strength. A different picture arose when the content of nickel was increased and the bond strength increased in nickel coated samples. In addition, the results demonstrate that mechanical properties such as bend strength are strongly dependent on bond strength.

 

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