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Development of regression models to predict and optimize the composition and the mechanical properties of aluminium bronze alloy
In this present work, aluminium bronze was doped at a percentage of 1-10 chemical composition of alloying additives (V, Mn, Nb, Ni and Cr) prepared using a sand casting method. The study targeted at improving the mechanical properties of aluminium bronze with alloying additives and using response su...
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description | In this present work, aluminium bronze was doped at a percentage of 1-10 chemical composition of alloying additives (V, Mn, Nb, Ni and Cr) prepared using a sand casting method. The study targeted at improving the mechanical properties of aluminium bronze with alloying additives and using response surface methodology to develop a predictive model. The statistical analysis was done singly, as the alloying elements were added separately into Cu-10%Al alloy. Five alloying elements under 11 experimental runs were designated as independent variables and mechanical properties namely., ultimate tensile strength, %elongation, hardness, and impact strength were set as the response variables in the experimental design matrix. The results obtained from mechanical analytical tests were optimized and a predictive regression model developed using optimal custom design of RSM-Design Expert software. The developed model through statistical analysis of variance (ANOVA) revealed that the alloying elements significantly improved the mechanical properties haven shown a significant p-value of |
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