Experimental investigation on bi-axial superplastic forming characteristics of AA6063/SiCp with various percentages of SiCp under various temperatures and pressures

V. Jayaseelan; S. Vijayananth; J. Francis Xavier; S. Ajith Arul Daniel; Nallapaneni Manoj Kumar; X.X. Jiang

doi:10.1016/j.rinp.2019.102624

Experimental investigation on bi-axial superplastic forming characteristics of AA6063/SiCp with various percentages of SiCp under various temperatures and pressures

V. Jayaseelan^*, S. Vijayananth, J. Francis Xavier, S. Ajith Arul Daniel, Nallapaneni Manoj Kumar^*, X.X. Jiang^*

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School of Energy and Environment

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Abstract

In the superplastic forming process (SFP), exceptional formability can be achieved. The formability in SFP is far superior when compared to traditional methods. Through SFP, the most complex shapes with high dimensional tolerance were formed. In this article, bi-axial superplastic forming was conducted after the rolling process on various percentages of silicon carbide composite (SiCp) particles in the gas pressure forming tester. Results of this study are mainly focused on finding favorable forming parameters (temperature, pressure, and time) for the superplastic formability of various Al/SiCp prepared by the stir casting process.

Original language	English
Article number	102624
Journal	Results in Physics
Volume	15
Online published	30 Aug 2019
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rinp.2019.102624
Publication status	Published - Dec 2019

Research Keywords

Al/SiCp
Aluminium alloy
Pressure
Superplastic forming
Temperature

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Experimental investigation on bi-axial superplastic forming characteristics of AA6063/SiCp with various percentages of SiCp under various temperatures and pressures. / Jayaseelan, V.; Vijayananth, S.; Francis Xavier, J. et al.
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