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Abstract We performed repeated pure shear and equal‐channel angular pressing tests on Fe‐free olivine +10 or 20 vol% diopside aggregates to investigate the characteristics of crystallographic preferential orientation (CPO) development in olivine during diffusion creep.
N. Kim, S. Jiang, T. Hiraga
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AA5083 with ultrafine grain structure was produced through equal channel angular pressing using different levels of ECAP tensions, underwent a series of tensile tests. The superplasticity temperature 573 K at low temperatures.
Nagendra Singh, Manoj Kumar Agrawal
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Superplastic materials are capable of exhibiting large tensile elongation at elevated temperature, which is of great industrial significance because it forms the basis of a fabrication method to produce complex shapes.
Wenquan Cao +4 more
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Superplastic Deformation of TC6 Alloy
The superplastic tensile tests of TC6 alloy were conducted in the temperature range of 800-900℃ by using the maximum m value superplasticity deformation (Max m SPD) method and the constant strain rate deformation method at the strain rate range of 0.0001-
DING Ling +4 more
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This study highlights the drastic influence hydrogen has on the microstructure evolution during severe plastic deformation. High‐pressure torsion of a TiVZrNbHf‐Cu composite results in mechanical alloying and subsequent amorphization, whereas replacing the high entropy alloy with the corresponding hydride stabilizes a two‐phase microstructure.
Lukas Schweiger +11 more
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Abstract We analyze large‐scale shear zones that are exposed along the equatorial chasmata of Eastern Aphrodite Terra to understand the role of strain localization in the deformation of the Venusian crust. These shear zones dip at low angles opposite to the slopes, forming terraces that expose portions of the shear planes.
Thomas Kenkmann +2 more
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Superplasticity and anelasticity in fine-grained Sn-Pb alloys
Mechanisms which may play a role in superplastic deformation (grain strain mechanisms, grain boundary sliding (GBS) mechanisms) are reviewed. Two well-known lattice dislocation mechanisms are re-evaluated for grain boundary dislocations (GBDs).
Schneibel, Joachim H.
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Effect of Heating Rate on Grain Structure and Superplasticity of 7B04 Aluminum Alloy Sheets
Fine-grained 7B04 aluminum alloy sheets were manufactured through thermo-mechanical treatment. The effects of anneal heating rate on grain structure and superplasticity were investigated using electron back scattering diffraction(EBSD) and high ...
CHEN Min +5 more
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Abstract This study focuses on the distribution of high‐resistance media (pores and spinels) within ZnO $\text{ZnO}$ varistors and explores the mechanical and electrical failure mechanisms of varistors under different pulse actions. Micro‐CT technology revealed that the proportion of high‐resistance media in the edge area is much higher than in the ...
Pengfei Meng +7 more
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Superplasticity in Geological Materials
The term “superplasticity” is taken as meaning high-strain-rate-sensitivity flow when it is used in geological contexts involving predominantly compressive stress states.
M. S. Paterson
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