KEYNOTE: 
Development of Functionally Graded Materials for Structural Application

Zurob, Hatem

Materials: Advanced Manufacturing and Materials

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KEYNOTE: Development of Functionally Graded Materials for Structural Application

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Hatem Zurob McMaster University

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Abstract

Composition gradients and selective heat-treatments can be used to introduce controlled variations within the microstructure of a steel. The resulting microstructure gradients provide an extra degree of freedom for optimizing material properties. Recent efforts to produce graded materials with variations of substitutional and interstitial elements will be reviewed. The deformation behaviour of the resulting materials will be discussed with special emphasis on unique combinations of strength and ductility that could only be achieved using these materials. The fracture behaviour of graded materials will also be discussed. The advantages and disadvantages of having sharp interfaces within the microstructure will be highlighted.

Published in 62nd Annual Conference of Metallurgists

Publisher X-CD Journal

Date of Conference August 21–24, 2023

KEYNOTE: Development of Functionally Graded Materials for Structural Application H. Zurob

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KEYNOTE: Development of Functionally Graded Materials for Structural Application

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Abstract