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International Journal of Materials Engineering and Technology
International Journal of Materials Engineering and Technology
Volume 3, Issue 2, Pages 143 - 153 (April 2010)
APPLICATION OF FUNCTIONAL GRADIENT AL METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE AS A BRAKE ROTOR-FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
Hongwen Zhang, Adam Loukus and Josh Loukus
Abstract:
Temperature rise and the corresponding thermal stress in disk-shape Al metal matrix composite (MMC) rotors and stainless steel rotor are investigated through finite element analysis (FEA). It is observed that the maximum temperature rise in Al MMC rotors is slightly higher than that in the stainless steel rotor. However, the maximum thermal stress in Al MMC rotors is much lower than that in stainless steel rotor. Results from FEA shows that yield may occur at the inner boundary for the homogeneous metal matrix composite (HMMC) rotor. The functional gradient MMC (GMMC) rotor will significantly reduce the thermal stress at the inner boundary by introducing a volume fraction gradient from the inner to the outer boundary, which enhances the reliability of GMMC using as a rotor.
Keywords and phrases:
metal matrix composite, thermal stress, rotor, finite element analysis.
Communicated by M. Misbahul Amin
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