Abstract
Theoretical and experimental studies were made of the effects of temperature and composition on the thermal expansion of deformed (texturized) Mo-Cu two-phase composite materials, whose component phases differ markedly in their properties. The anisotropy of thermal expansion of such composite materials was investigated, and it was established that their volume expansion shows very little variation with deformation. It is demonstrated that two-phase composite materials can be formulated exhibiting thermal expansion characteristics controlled by their composition and the type and degree of plastic deformation.
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