Behavior of closed cell aluminium foams upon compressive testing at elevated temperatures: Experimental results

Commercially closed cell aluminium foams known as ALPORAS, have undergone a set of compressive tests at ambient as well as elevated temperatures in order to study the difference in their behavior in terms of the foam's density and test temperature. A compressive stress–strain curve similar to t...

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Published in:Materials letters 2007-06, Vol.61 (14), p.3138-3141
Main Author: Aly, Mohamed Shehata
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