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Prof. Saleh hemida mohamed Kaytbay :: Publications:

Title:
Characterization of Copper Carbon Composites Manufactured Using Electro-Less Precipitation Process
Authors: Medhat El-Hadek a & Saleh Kaytbay
Year: 2012
Keywords: Electro-Less Precipitation, Nanocomposites, Failure.
Journal: Materials and Manufacturing Processes
Volume: Not Available
Issue: Not Available
Pages: Not Available
Publisher: [Iowa State University]
Local/International: International
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Full paper Saleh hemida mohamed Kaytbay_10.pdf
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Abstract:

Copper-carbon composites with various copper nano-particulates volume fractions were manufactured using electro-less precipitation process. Composites with 10% and 20% carbon volume fractions and copper samples were sintered at two different sintering temperatures 700 and 800C. The microstructure was studied using high resolution optical scanning investigations. Experimental results indicate that the coefficients of thermal expansion and electrical resistivity intensified with the escalation of the carbon volume fraction in the composites. However, the stress-strain response was found to decrease with the increase of carbon volume fraction in the copper-carbon composites.

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