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Chapter 7 Sustainable approaches to improve the characteristics of metal-based composites

  • Bikram Jit Singh , Rippin Sehgal und Iti Dikshit
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Green Composites Manufacturing
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Abstract

This chapter delves into innovative and eco-friendly methods to enhance the properties of metal-based composites while addressing environmental concerns. Metalbased composites are widely used across industries due to their exceptional mechanical properties and versatility. However, traditional manufacturing processes and material choices associated with these composites often lead to significant environmental impact, resource depletion, and waste generation. It explores sustainable approaches to improve the characteristics of metal-based composites, focusing on three main areas: sustainable manufacturing techniques, novel materials and recycling strategies. Additive manufacturing, near-net shape manufacturing, high-pressure torsion, and friction stir processing are examined as greener alternatives to conventional methods, reducing material waste and energy consumption. Additionally, the use of recycled materials, bio-based materials, and nanomaterials as reinforcing agents or matrix materials is investigated to lessen the reliance on nonrenewable resources. In conclusion, this chapter advocates for a paradigm shift in the production and utilization of metal-based composites by embracing sustainable approaches. By adopting eco-friendly manufacturing techniques, utilizing novel materials and implementing recycling strategies, the characteristics of metal-based composites can be enhanced, while minimizing their environmental footprint.

Abstract

This chapter delves into innovative and eco-friendly methods to enhance the properties of metal-based composites while addressing environmental concerns. Metalbased composites are widely used across industries due to their exceptional mechanical properties and versatility. However, traditional manufacturing processes and material choices associated with these composites often lead to significant environmental impact, resource depletion, and waste generation. It explores sustainable approaches to improve the characteristics of metal-based composites, focusing on three main areas: sustainable manufacturing techniques, novel materials and recycling strategies. Additive manufacturing, near-net shape manufacturing, high-pressure torsion, and friction stir processing are examined as greener alternatives to conventional methods, reducing material waste and energy consumption. Additionally, the use of recycled materials, bio-based materials, and nanomaterials as reinforcing agents or matrix materials is investigated to lessen the reliance on nonrenewable resources. In conclusion, this chapter advocates for a paradigm shift in the production and utilization of metal-based composites by embracing sustainable approaches. By adopting eco-friendly manufacturing techniques, utilizing novel materials and implementing recycling strategies, the characteristics of metal-based composites can be enhanced, while minimizing their environmental footprint.

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