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Changes in the strain and fracture mechanism during tensile testing were investigated in dispersion strengthened Al-Al4C3 system. Al materials with volume fraction of 4 and 12 vol.% of Al4C3 were tested at temperatures from 293 to 673 K at different strain rates ranging from ε̇ = 2.5 × 10−5 to 10−1 s−1. At room temperature, the strain was controlled by dislocation movement and interactions. Work hardening characterized the first part of the strain curve and the second part was characterized by the local strain in the neck. At higher temperatures and strain rates, the number of strain mechanisms was increased by a mechanism attributed to a dynamic recovery process. Fracture mechanism changes depend on temperature and strain rate. At lower temperatures the dispersion strengthened Al-Al4C3 system was characterized by transcrystalline fractures. Increase of the test temperature to 523 K and over that, led to intercrystalline fractures for low strain rates ε̇ = 2.5× 10−5 s−1. K e y w o r d s: dispersion strengthened materials, fracture mechanism, SEM analysis

Effect of strain rate, volume fraction of particles and temperature on fracture mechanism in Al-Al4C3 systems