Q6/ A. Show how the precipitation heat treatment of precipitation hardenable alloysdiffers from dispersion hardening process of composite material.B. What are the main constitutes of composite materials and what are the roles of eachconstitute?

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Q6/ A. Show how the precipitation heat treatment of precipitation hardenable alloys differs from dispersion hardening process of composite material. B. What are the main constitutes of composite materials and what are the roles of each constitute?