Phase transition and damping behavior of Al matrix composites reinforced by a NiTi particle layer
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NiTip/1060Al lamellar composites exhibiting low-temperature phase transformation damping characteristics were synthesized through composite rolling technology. This study explores the impact of varying volume ratios of NiTi particles and 1060Al particles in the particle layer and the rolling temperature on the phase transformation characteristics and damping behavior of the composites. The NiTi particle layer in the composites features numerous interparticle interfaces with weak bonding. Notably, the composite displays the phase transition characteristic of NiTi alloy, which is absent in aluminum alloy. In comparison to 1060Al alloy, the failure mode of the interlaminar interface enhances the tensile strength of hot-rolled composites. Furthermore, the damping properties of NiTip/1060Al lamellar composites significantly surpass those of the 1060Al alloy. While the volume ratio of NiTi particles to 1060Al particles in the particle layer and the rolling temperature have minimal effects on the internal friction peak temperature of the composites, an increase in NiTi particle volume content or a decrease in rolling temperature gradually elevates the peak value of phase-transition internal friction. At 62 °C, the internal friction value of the composite with the highest NiTi particle volume content is 435% higher than that of the 1060Al alloy. The internal friction peak temperature of the composites primarily depends on the phase transformation of NiTi particles. During vibration deformation, the micro-slip motion of the weak bonding interface between particles induces the interface damping behavior of the interface, significantly improving the low-temperature damping performance of the composites.
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OpenAlex topics: Shape Memory Alloy Transformations · Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties · Magnesium Alloys: Properties and Applications
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