Study of the mechanical properties of Al7075 alloy, silicon carbide and fly ash composites manufactured by stir casting technique

Throughout the current study Al 7075 alloy, fly ash and silicon carbide (SiC) blended composite materials are manufactured using a stir cast technique. Fly ash becomes readily accessible from industrial energy stations which are deemed to be significant hazardous debris. The whole study states the mechanical properties of the Al 7075 compound strengthened from fly ash as well as SiC was being examined. Metal matrix materials mixed with fly ash including SiC irrational mass fraction varied around 0 to 10 weight percentiles have been made. Equipped materials have indeed been described by tensile and hardness measuring equipment. The inclusion of fly ash compounds strengthened hardness as well as tensile attributes, such as ultimate stress and yield stress, through incorporating SiC grains. Enhancing methods for better properties have been addressed. (c) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the scientific committee of the International Conference on Mechanical, Electronics and Computer Engineering 2020: Materials Science.