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One developed finite element model used in nano-layered flaky Ti2AlC MAX ceramic particles reinforced magnesium composite

Wantong Chen, Jingyu Yang, Wenbo Yu, Yishi Su, Ang Zhang, Chaosheng Ma, Yihu Ma

2023Journal of Magnesium and Alloys19 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

As one novel reinforcement used in magnesium composite, nano-layered flaky ternary MAX particle exhibits interesting anisotropic ceramic and metal properties. In order to accurately simulate the mechanical properties and damage behavior of MAX particle reinforced magnesium composite, we developed one finite element (FE) model based on 2D and 3D microstructural observations of 10 vol.% Ti2AlC-AZ91D composite. To improve the accuracy, matrix ductile damage, particle internal delamination deformation behaviors, and particle-matrix interfacial behaviors were respectively introduced into this model. The visual deformation processes of crack generation and propagation were carefully presented and discussed. The effects of interfacial strength and particle orientation on material properties were systematically investigated.

Topics & Concepts

Materials scienceCeramicComposite numberComposite materialFinite element methodDelamination (geology)Deformation (meteorology)Metal matrix compositeMagnesiumParticle (ecology)Ternary operationAnisotropyStructural engineeringMetallurgyPhysicsComputer scienceTectonicsOceanographyBiologyPaleontologyGeologyEngineeringProgramming languageQuantum mechanicsSubductionMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsAluminum Alloys Composites PropertiesMagnesium Alloys: Properties and Applications