SiC and MWCNT Blending Actions on Functional Performance of Hybrid AA2024 Alloy Nanocomposite Via Two Step Stir Cast Route

The hybrid aluminium alloy matrix composites are adopted in high-strength-to-weight ratio applications with technical benefits, including high strength, good hardness, better stability, and improved thermal stability. This research is enhancing microstructural and mechanical functional behaviours of the hybrid aluminium alloy (AA2024) nanocomposites by the blending actions of nano silicon carbides (SiC) particles and multi-walled carbon nanotube (MWCNT) via a two-step stir cast route. The contribution effect of SiC and MWCNT blending actions on metallography, physical/mechanical qualities, and resistance to corrosion individualities of hybrid AA2024 nanocomposites are studied by the procedure of the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and compared to monolithic cast AA2024 alloy characteristics. The hybrid AA2024 nanocomposite blended with SiC and MWCNT (weight percentages of 5 and 8