The yield asymmetry between compression and tension of magnesium alloy Mg-3Al-1Zn(AZ31) with different grain sizes and textures has been studied by tensile and compressive testing of as-cast,as-extruded and equal ch...The yield asymmetry between compression and tension of magnesium alloy Mg-3Al-1Zn(AZ31) with different grain sizes and textures has been studied by tensile and compressive testing of as-cast,as-extruded and equal channel angular pressed(ECAPed) specimens.The significant yield asymmetry(the ratio of yield strength between compression and tension σyc/σyt is ~0.44) was found in as-extruded specimens and the corresponding microstructure evolution during deformation revealed that {10 ˉ 12} tensile twinning is the underlying reason for the large yield asymmetry.Strong texture and grain size are influential factors for large yield asymmetry.The separate contributions of grain size and texture on yield asymmetry were investigated.展开更多
AZ31 Mg alloy bar was subjected to 8-pass equal-channel angular pressing(ECAP) at 623 K. Microstructure evolution was observed by optical microscopy(OM) on cross section and X-ray diffraction analysis. The room temper...AZ31 Mg alloy bar was subjected to 8-pass equal-channel angular pressing(ECAP) at 623 K. Microstructure evolution was observed by optical microscopy(OM) on cross section and X-ray diffraction analysis. The room temperature mechanical properties of the ECAP processed specimens were also investigated. A fine-grained structure with an average sub-grain size of 9 μm is obtained after 7 ECAP passes. XRD analysis indicates that after ECAP,in placing of {1 010},planes {1 011} and {1 012} become the dominant directions that are favourable for grain refinement. ECAP processed AZ31 Mg alloy exhibits significant improvement in elongation but decrease in strength. The elongation of the specimen increases continuously up to 2 passes and then remains stable at further passes. This improvement can be related to the evolution of crystallographic texture and the scattered orientation of the basal plane(0001).展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.50471082 and 50571102
文摘The yield asymmetry between compression and tension of magnesium alloy Mg-3Al-1Zn(AZ31) with different grain sizes and textures has been studied by tensile and compressive testing of as-cast,as-extruded and equal channel angular pressed(ECAPed) specimens.The significant yield asymmetry(the ratio of yield strength between compression and tension σyc/σyt is ~0.44) was found in as-extruded specimens and the corresponding microstructure evolution during deformation revealed that {10 ˉ 12} tensile twinning is the underlying reason for the large yield asymmetry.Strong texture and grain size are influential factors for large yield asymmetry.The separate contributions of grain size and texture on yield asymmetry were investigated.
基金Project(08JK240) supported by the Special Program of Education Bureau of Shaanxi Province, ChinaProject(SLGQD0751) supported by the Scientific Research Startup Program for Introduced Talents of Shaanxi University of Technology, China
文摘AZ31 Mg alloy bar was subjected to 8-pass equal-channel angular pressing(ECAP) at 623 K. Microstructure evolution was observed by optical microscopy(OM) on cross section and X-ray diffraction analysis. The room temperature mechanical properties of the ECAP processed specimens were also investigated. A fine-grained structure with an average sub-grain size of 9 μm is obtained after 7 ECAP passes. XRD analysis indicates that after ECAP,in placing of {1 010},planes {1 011} and {1 012} become the dominant directions that are favourable for grain refinement. ECAP processed AZ31 Mg alloy exhibits significant improvement in elongation but decrease in strength. The elongation of the specimen increases continuously up to 2 passes and then remains stable at further passes. This improvement can be related to the evolution of crystallographic texture and the scattered orientation of the basal plane(0001).