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Ajay Kumar P Author

Subjects of specialization
Metallic composites, Friction Stir Processing,Porous materials,Polymer derived ceramics

Affiliation
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee-53201 WI USA Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee-53201 WI USA

Biography

Ajay Kumar P, Kailas SV (2017) Evolution of In-Situ Nano-Pores during Friction Stir Processing of Polymer Derived Ceramic Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites. Res Rep Metals Polymer derived ceramics; Porous materials; Friction Stir Processing; Metallic composites Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee-53201 WI USA Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee-53201 WI USA


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Research Article Open Access

Evolution of In-Situ Nano-Pores during Friction Stir Processing of Polymer Derived Ceramic Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites

Author(s):

Ajay Kumar P and Satish V. Kailas

Nano-porous ceramics have potential applications as diverse as biomedical implants, catalysis, and armors. This work shows that insitu Nano-porous Polymer Derived Ceramics (PDC) can be produced in Metal Matrix Composites (MMCs) using solid state Friction Stir Processing (FSP). Direct insertion of cross-linked polymer into the metal by FSP in solid state is a significant step toward inserting different chemistry of polymer precursors to generate a variety of in-situ porous structures in Polymer Derived (PD)-MMC. The PDC route is an efficient and cost effective way to produce SiCNbased PD-MMC and tailored pore architecture suitable for high temperature applications. Microstructural observations indicate a uniform distribution of ~100 nm size pores in the ceram... view moreĀ»

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