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Elevated temperature interfacial behaviour of MMCs: A computational study
C. R. Ananth
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N. Chandra
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Computational Study
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Elevated Temperature
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Interfacial Behavior
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Push-out Test
75%
Finite Element Method
25%
Aerospace Industry
25%
Numerical Simulation
25%
Interface Problem
25%
Experimental Tools
25%
Interfacial Properties
25%
Thermomechanical Behavior
25%
Fiber-matrix Interface
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Intermetallic Matrix Composites
25%
Residual Stress
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Metallic Matrix Composites
25%
Titanium Composite
25%
Failure Process
25%
Fiber Push-out
25%
Interfacial Shear Strength
25%
High Strength to Weight Ratio
25%
Study the Interfacial
25%
Engineering
Metal Matrix Composite
100%
Elevated Temperature
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Test Result
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Experimental Result
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Strength-to-Weight Ratio
25%
Matrix Interface
25%
Single Fibre
25%
Failure Process
25%
Induced Residual Stress
25%
Interfacial Shear Strength
25%
Finite Element Analysis
25%
Computer Simulation
25%
Intermetallics
25%
Material Science
Metal Matrix Composite
100%
Elevated Temperature
100%
Interfacial Behavior
100%
Finite Element Method
25%
Interface Property
25%
Residual Stress
25%
Matrix Composite
25%
Titanium
25%
Shear Strength
25%
Intermetallics
25%