SiC(p)/2024Al composites were fabricated through the powder metallurgy (PM) technique. The mixing process was modified by using a high ball to charge ratio (BCR), which resulted in improved homogeneity of the SiC(p) distribution, as well as enhanced tensile strengths of the as-pressed composites. A small particle size ratio of aluminum to SiC(p) (PSR) and extrusion also improved the uniformity of the SiC(p) distribution. The improvements by the three approaches were quantitatively analyzed using a critical volume fraction model. The model demonstrates that a small PSR and a large deformation ratio of aluminum particles were two essential factors of improving the homogeneity of the SiC(p). A homogeneity analysis using the Dirichlet Tessellation method provided an additional explanation for the model. Crown Copyright (C) 2010 Published by Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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