An Investigation into the Role of Dislocation Climb During Intermediate Temperature Flow of Mg Alloys
An Investigation into the Role of Dislocation Climb During Intermediate Temperature Flow of Mg Alloys
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10.1007/978-3-030-36647-6_19
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2020
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M. Ritzo;J. Bhattacharyya;R. Lebensohn;S. Agnew
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作者:
M. Ritzo;J. Bhattacharyya;R. Lebensohn;S. Agnew
Textured Mg alloyMagnesium alloy (Mg alloy) sheetDislocation samplesMagnesium alloy (Mg alloy) were tensile tested parallel to the transverse direction, at Zener–Hollomon parameter values ranging fromZ~ 50 at room temperature and 10−3s−1down toZ~ 18 at 350 °C and 10−5s−1. At highZ, the samples exhibit strong texture evolutionTexture evolution indicative of significant prismatic slip of dislocations with Burgers vectors. Correspondingly, the plastic anisotropyPlastic anisotropy is high,r~ 4. At lowZ, the texture evolutionTexture evolution is minimal and the response is nearly isotropic,r~ 1. Previously, it has been asserted that the high ductility and low plastic anisotropyPlastic anisotropy observed at lowZconditions is due to enhanced activity of non-basal slip modes, including prismatic slip of dislocations and pyramidal slip of and <c+a> dislocations. The present results call this understanding into question and suggest that the enhanced ductility is more closely associated with the climbClimb of dislocations.