Investigations into the Infiltration Kinetics, Wettability and Interfacial Bond Strength of Al/SiC Composites

The theoretical model and the experimental setup used for porous compact studies are described in the previous reports (1,2). In this phase of the study, unsintered compacts of Silicon carbide particles were infiltrated with pure aluminum. The infiltration distance, the distance to which the liquid...

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