Abstract
Many environment problems can be prevented by the development of magnesium hybrid materials because of their interesting multifunctional properties as a promising solution. In this study, Mg/Mg-12Li hybrid composite with Mg-12Li as core was prepared using innovative disintegrated melt deposition method. The as-cast Mg/Mg-12Li hybrid composite and pure Mg samples were critically investigated for microstructural and mechanical behavior. The hardness of Mg shell region (67 ± 4 Hv) and Mg-12Li core region (75 ± 3 Hv) was comparatively lower when compared with the hardness of interface region (80 ± 5 Hv). The hybrid Mg/Mg-12Li composite exhibited an increment in compressive failure strain by +52%, a drop in the ultimate compressive strength value by −23% and enhanced ductility by +150% when compared to pure magnesium.
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