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Superplastic behaviour of two extruded gamma TiAl(Mo,Si) materials
The superplastic properties of two intermetallic Ti–46.8Al–1.2(Mo,Si) and Ti–46Al–1.5(Mo,Si) (at.%) materials produced by arc melting and processed by hot extrusion in the temperature range between 1200 and 1250 °C were studied.
Ruano, Oscar Antonio +3 more
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Acoustic emission in compressed Mg-Li and Al alloys processed by ECAP, HPT and ARB methods
In the paper there are presented the results of investigations of the relations between acoustic emission (AE) and the plastic strain mechanisms during channel-die compression of materials, based on both Mg-Li and Al alloys, having ultra fine-grained ...
Andrzej Pawełek +9 more
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Superplasticity and Superplastic Forming
Superplasticity is the ability of a material to exhibit extensive tensile elongation. its utilization can be realized through superplastic forming which is regarded as an enabling near-net shape manufacturing technique.
Mishra, Rajiv S., Charit, Indrajit
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High-strain-rate superplasticity in oxide ceramics
Factors limiting the strain rate of superplastic deformation in ceramic materials are discussed on the basis of existing models and experimental results concerning high-temperature plastic deformation, intergranular cavitation and dynamic grain growth ...
Keijiro Hiraga, Byung-Nam Kim, Koji Morita, Hidehiro Yoshida, Tohru S. Suzuki and Yoshio Sakka
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TALAT Lecture 3804: Superplastic Alloys
This lecture reviews briefly the commercially available superplastic aluminium alloys and gives their processing and service properties. General background in production engineering and material science is assumed.
Klaus Siegert, Institut für Umformtechnik, Universität Stuttgart +2 more
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Deformation mechanism maps for superplastic materials
Sufficient experimental results are now available for the construction of deformation maps for two superplastic materials, Zn-22% Al and Pb-62% Sn, and (ii) when plotted in the form of grain size versus stress, the maps for these two alloys provide ...
Langdon, Terence G +1 more
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Greener manufacturing: Superplastic-like forming
Conventional superplastic forming (SPF) is normally conducted at a slow forming rate (10-3 s-1 or slower) and high temperatures (typically 773 K or higher for aluminum alloys), which is not attractive for wider applications.
Castagne, Sylvie +7 more
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It is existed the sourcewise form of a general relation between stresses and strains in the A.A. Ilyushin theory of elastoplastic processes. A particular case of such approach is the endochronic theory of plasticity, formulated by Valanis. In this theory
R.A. Vasin +2 more
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On the challenges and prospects of the superplastic forming process
Superplastic forming has already been proven as a practical solution for manufacturing lightweight components in niche applications such as the aerospace and luxury cars industries.
Sorgente D. +3 more
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Effects of an Electric Current on the Superplastic Deformation Behavior of 3Y-TZP in an Oxygen-Lean Atmosphere. [PDF]
Wang K, Zu Y, Chen G, Fu X, Zhou W.
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