Conventional stir casting versus ultrasonic assisted stir casting process: Mechanical and physical characteristics of AMCs
In this study, aluminum matrix composites (AMCs) were developed using two different techniques, conventional stir casting and ultrasonic assisted stir casting. The drawbacks of the conventional stir casting technique were eliminated by employing an alternative process to produce the composite, where...
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