CAST IRON: A NATURAL METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE

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Main Authors: C.A. Cooper, R.J. Young, R. Elliott
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Published: Zenodo 1999
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author C.A. Cooper
R.J. Young
R. Elliott
author_facet C.A. Cooper
R.J. Young
R. Elliott
contents The deformation micromechanics of flake and spheroidal graphitic cast iron have been studied using Raman spectroscopy. It has been found that the Raman peak position shifted to a lower wavenumber upon application of a tensile strain, and to a higher wavenumber upon application of a compressive strain. The elastic properties of cast iron have been investigated using various theoretical models. It has been shown for flake graphite that the elastic modulus and level of graphite stress at 1% strain is in close agreement to the models for disk-shaped inclusions, and to the models for spherical inclusions for spheroidal iron. Raman spectroscopy can follow the immediate elastic recovery of the cast iron and can pinpoint the onset of permanent plastic deformation by comparing the position of the Raman peak before and immediately after unloading.
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spellingShingle CAST IRON: A NATURAL METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE
C.A. Cooper
R.J. Young
R. Elliott
The deformation micromechanics of flake and spheroidal graphitic cast iron have been studied using Raman spectroscopy. It has been found that the Raman peak position shifted to a lower wavenumber upon application of a tensile strain, and to a higher wavenumber upon application of a compressive strain. The elastic properties of cast iron have been investigated using various theoretical models. It has been shown for flake graphite that the elastic modulus and level of graphite stress at 1% strain is in close agreement to the models for disk-shaped inclusions, and to the models for spherical inclusions for spheroidal iron. Raman spectroscopy can follow the immediate elastic recovery of the cast iron and can pinpoint the onset of permanent plastic deformation by comparing the position of the Raman peak before and immediately after unloading.
title CAST IRON: A NATURAL METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15419318