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http://cimav.repositorioinstitucional.mx/jspui/handle/1004/1796| Microstructural Changes in Aluminum Mechanically Milled Sintered by Conventional Method and Induction | |
| JOSE MANUEL MENDOZA DUARTE FRANCISCO ROBLES HERNANDEZ CALEB CARREÑO GALLARDO IVANOVICH ESTRADA GUEL | |
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| Aluminum (Al) is widely used in the aerospace and automotive industries due its mechanical properties and low density [1]. One way to improve the mechanical performance of pure Al is by cold work and grain size reduction. The last one can be achieved using high-energy ball milling, this process involves different events such as: particle deformations, cold welding and fracture, resulting in a notable crystal size reduction [2]. In order to obtain solid specimens is necessary some additional processing: conventional sintering (CS) requires high temperature and longer processing time; this generates an adverse increment of grain size [3] or high frequency induction sintering (HFIS) wherein some authors have reported high densification levels with not significant changes of grain size [4]. | |
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