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conference paper
Age-Hardening Response of Replicated Microcellular Al-4.5%Cu
2008
Porous Metals And Metallic Foams: Metfoam 2007
We study the response to age hardening of Al-4.5%Cu replicated foams with 75 and 400 pm cell sizes and with varying relative densities. The 400 mu m cell size foams have a similar behavior to the bulk alloy, whereas the 75 pm cell size foams with relative densities below 20% show no increase in strength with age hardening; this effect is interpreted as due to damage accumulation. Overall, the present study shows that, by age hardening the metal making the foam, open-celled replicated aluminium foams can be made as strong as commercial closed-celled aluminium foams, despite their inferior mesostructure.
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conference paper
Web of Science ID
WOS:000262963600082
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Publication date
2008
Published in
Porous Metals And Metallic Foams: Metfoam 2007
Start page
335
End page
338
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Peer reviewed
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Event name | Event place | Event date |
Montreal, CANADA | Sep 05-07, 2007 | |
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November 30, 2010