Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Influence of Particulate Reinforcements on the Damping Behavior of Magnesium†
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Summer 4-2005
Abstract
The properties of magnesium, specifically the specific stiffness, strength and damping, can be enhanced by the addition of reinforcements such as silicon carbide particulates. This paper highlights the results of a study aimed at investigating the possible variation in overall damping property, measured using an impact based vibration method coupled with circle-fit approach, which focuses on the internal friction arising at the matrix-reinforcement particulate interfaces. The study also examines the intrinsic influence of a second reinforcing phase, which is particulate of titanium, along with particulates of silicon carbide.
Publication Title
Advanced Engineering Materials
Volume
7
Issue
8
First Page
735
Last Page
743
Recommended Citation
Srikanth, N.; Ugandhar, S.; Gupta, M.; and Srivatsan, Tirumalai S., "Influence of Particulate Reinforcements on the Damping Behavior of Magnesium†" (2005). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research. 638.
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