On the roles of stress-triaxiality and strain-rate on the deformation behavior of AZ31 magnesium alloys
On the roles of stress-triaxiality and strain-rate on the deformation behavior of AZ31 magnesium alloys
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DOI:
10.1080/21663831.2017.1417923
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发表时间:
2018-02
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8.3
通讯作者:
C. Kale;M. Rajagopalan;S. Turnage;B. Hornbuckle;K. Darling;S. Mathaudhu;K. Solanki
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作者:
C. Kale;M. Rajagopalan;S. Turnage;B. Hornbuckle;K. Darling;S. Mathaudhu;K. Solanki
ABSTRACT The presence of complex states-of-stress and strain-rates directly influence the dominant deformation mechanisms operating in a given material under load. Mg alloys have shown limited ambient temperature formability due to the paucity of active slip-mechanisms, however, studies have focused on quasi-static strain-rates and/or simple loading conditions (primarily uniaxial or biaxial). For the first time, the influence of strain-rate and stress-triaxiality is utilized to unravel the active deformation mechanisms operating along the rolling, transverse- and normal-directions in wrought AZ31-alloy. It is discovered that the activation of various twin-mechanisms in the presence of multiaxial loading is governed by the energetics of the applied strain-rates. IMPACT STATEMENT It is shown for the first time that the higher deformation energy associated with dynamic strain-rates, coupled with high-triaxiality, promotes detwinning and texture evolution in HCP alloys with high c/a ratio. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT