October 3, 2025JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND SCIENCESOpen Access

Optimized manufacturing and temperature-dependent structural and property analysis of multi-phase functionally graded materials

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The functionally graded materials showed superior tensile strength of 992 MPa compared to SS316L's 460 MPa, enhancing performance under stress.
Tensile testing revealed that the new FGMs outperformed SS316L in high-temperature environments, ensuring better mechanical stability.
Advanced manufacturing techniques, including additive manufacturing and powder metallurgy, were employed for the creation of these innovative materials.
Findings suggest that these functionally graded materials can potentially revolutionize industries requiring high strength and thermal endurance.

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This research demonstrates enhanced mechanical property performance in functionally graded materials, indicating viable applications in aerospace and power generation.

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Sainath et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e040eda99c246f578b3434 https://doi.org/10.15282/jmes.19.3.2025.10.0848

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This research demonstrates enhanced mechanical property performance in functionally graded materials, indicating viable applications in aerospace and power generation.

Optimized manufacturing and temperature-dependent structural and property analysis of multi-phase functionally graded materials

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Optimized manufacturing and temperature-dependent structural and property analysis of multi-phase functionally graded materials

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