Systematic review highlights improvements in mechanical properties and fabrication of aluminum-based boron carbide composites, indicating potential in nuclear energy and other industries.
As a promising class of structure/function integrated materials, aluminum-based boron carbide composites exhibit exceptional mechanical properties, neutron shielding capabilities, and excellent thermophysical properties, demonstrating significant potential for applications in nuclear energy, aerospace, and national defense industries. This paper systematically reviews recent research progress on aluminum-based boron carbide composites with a focus on technical advancements and persistent challenges in fabrication, material properties, and applications. Future research directions are outlined, aiming to provide a guideline for further advancing this field.
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