A Finite-Element Hardness Model for Analyzing 316L Stainless Steel/Ceramic Nanocomposites

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T. El-sayed
M. Imbaby
K. Jiang
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[1] Helwan University,
[2] Faculty of Engineering,undefined
[3] University of Birmingham,undefined
[4] School of Mechanical Engineering,undefined
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Mechanics of Composite Materials | 2015年 / 51卷
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316L stainless steel; ceramics; microfabrication; nanocomposites; finite element;
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A new finite-element approach to calculating the hardness of nanocomposite materials based on a 316L stainless steel matrix and nanoceramic inclusions is presented. Two different ceramic inclusions, alumina and titania, are considered. The finite-element model is created on the basis of the spherical Brinell hardness contact model. A quarter of the 3D finite-element is used to model the contact between a spherical tungsten carbide indenter and nanocomposite materials. The effect of the elastic modulus and percentage of the ceramic inclusions on the hardness of the nanocomposites considered is investigated. The finite-element model is verified by comparing its results with experimental data. The comparison showed a good agreement for low-concentration compositions and a slight deviation for highly concentrated ones.
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