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Evaluating the flow processes in ultrafine-grained materials at elevated temperatures
When polycrystalline materials are tested in tension at elevated temperatures, the flow mechanisms depend upon various parameters including the temperature of testing, the applied stress and the material grain size.
Megumi Kawasaki, Terence G. Langdon
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Grain Growth during Annealing of Ultrafine-Grained and Nanomaterials
Ultrafine-grained metals and alloys with a submicrocrystalline structure in some cases demonstrate a set of unique properties, for example, high strength and hardness, low-temperature superplasticity at high strain rates, and improved electrical and ...
I.E. Volokitina, T.D. Fedorova, and D.N. Lavrinyuk
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It has been found that a high electrical conductivity of 63.1%, the International Annealed Copper Standard (IACS), and high mechanical properties are achieved by the initial aluminum alloy after undergoing four cycles of the severe plastic deformation ...
Ilya A. Zhukov +7 more
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Severe Plastic Deformed Pure Aluminum by Equal Channel Angular Pressing
Samples of an aluminum alloy were subjected to an equal channel angular pressing (ECAP) at room temperature for one pass. For the several specimens severe plastic deformation process was interrupted to observe the material flow.
Gheorghe GURAU +2 more
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The localized mechanical behavior of a high entropy alloy (HEA) by analyzing its deformation mechanisms under different indentation loading levels and loading rates assessed.
M. Zare Ghomsheh +5 more
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The aim had been to study changes in the properties of aluminium alloy AlSiMgMn. Influence of SPD of the mechanical properties had increased (Rm by 86 MPa, Ro0,2 by 175 MPa, while A had decreased to 20 %). The corrosion potentials had been evaluated in the environment of H2O and in SARS. After SPD was observed in the environment of H2O, that resistance
Lacková, P. +3 more
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Although Al–Mg alloys have various desirable properties, to broaden the applications, it is needed to increase the strength of these alloys. Severe plastic deformation (SPD) is a candidate method for this purpose.
H. Parvin, M. Kazeminezhad
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Severe Plastic Deformation (SPD) of metals leads to their strengthening and losses in the work hardening capacity. The latter causes flow localization upon subsequent forming of the material. The application of Low Strain Amplitude Multi-Directional Forging (LSA-MDF) after SPD regenerates the material work hardening capacity and available results cover
C.G. de Faria +2 more
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Review of Metal Screw Extrusion: State of the Art and Beyond
Metal screw extrusion (MSE) is a continuous, solid-state forming method utilizing an inherently high degree of deformation to consolidate fragmented input materials into a solid bulk by breaking their oxide skins.
Geir Kvam-Langelandsvik +3 more
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Severe Plastic Deformation (SPD) is a widely recognized method for producing ultrafine‐grained (UFG) and nano‐structured materials with superior mechanical properties by imposing high strains without the need for alloying elements or secondary ...
Eman M. Zayed +5 more
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