Generation and Progress Behavior of Strain-Induced Abnormally Large Grains in Superalloy 718
Generation and Progress Behavior of Strain-Induced Abnormally Large Grains in Superalloy 718
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718高温合金中应变引起的异常大晶粒的产生和进展行为
DOI:
10.1007/s11661-020-05838-6
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发表时间:
2020
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Oikawa Katsunari
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Aoki Chuya;Date Masayoshi;Ueno Tomonori;Ohno Takehiro;Oikawa Katsunari
Herein, the behavior associated with strain-induced abnormally large grains in superalloy 718 was investigated using compression testing and subsequent heat treatment below theδ-phase solvus temperature of 980 °C. The nuclei of abnormally large grains included some grains that were newly recrystallized through nucleation. Abnormally large grains were caused by a difference in intragranular misorientation between the dynamic recrystallized grains and the deformed matrix. The initiation of abnormally large grains was retarded in response to a decrease in plastic strain, leading to the formation of microstructures consisting of larger grains with a more complex morphology. Grain boundaries migrated locally in a direction perpendicular to, or predominantly in a direction parallel to, the Σ3 {111} twin boundaries, along with the high-order twin formation. To determine the direction parallel to the Σ3 {111} twin boundaries, the regions where parent grain and dissimilar twin growth occurred in the same direction along their twin boundaries were analyzed using {110} PFs. The growth direction consisted of only one set of common <110> axes such that the arrangement of atoms was consistent. Owing to multiple twinning, abnormally large grains seemed to evolve in varying growth directions.