Effect of strain rate on the tension–compression asymmetric responses of Ti–6.6Al–3.3Mo–1.8Zr–0.29Si
Effect of strain rate on the tension–compression asymmetric responses of Ti–6.6Al–3.3Mo–1.8Zr–0.29Si
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DOI:
10.1016/j.matdes.2014.05.004
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发表时间:
2014-09
影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
Q. Zhang;Jun Zhang;Yang Wang
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作者:
Q. Zhang;Jun Zhang;Yang Wang
An experimental investigation is performed to explore the tension–compression asymmetry of Ti–6.6Al–3.3Mo–1.8Zr–0.29Si alloy over a wide range of strain rates. A split Hopkinson bar technique is used to obtain the dynamic stress–strain responses under uniaxial tension and compression loading conditions. Experimental results indicate that the alloy is a rate sensitive material. Both tension yield strength and compression yield strength increase with increasing strain rate. The mechanical responses of the alloy have the tension–compression asymmetry. The values of yield strength and subsequent flow stress in compression are much higher than that in tension. The yield strength is more sensitive to change with strain rate in tension than compression. The difference of the yield strength between tension and compression increases with the increase of strain rate. The tensile specimen is broken in a manner of ductile fracture presenting characteristic dimples, while the compressive specimen fails in a manner of localized shearing failure.