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AuthorZha, Min
AuthorLi, Yanjun
AuthorMathiesen, Ragnvald H.
AuthorBjørge, Ruben
AuthorRoven, Hans J.
Available date2016-03-20T11:22:55Z
Publication Date2014-03
Publication NameMaterials Science and Engineering A
ResourceScopus
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.msea.2013.12.103
CitationZha, M., Li, Y., Mathiesen, R.H., Bjørge, R., Roven, H.J. "Achieve high ductility and strength in an Al-Mg alloy by severe plastic deformation combined with inter-pass annealing" (2014) Materials Science and Engineering A, 598, pp. 141-146.
ISSN0921-5093
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/4242
AbstractMetallic materials processed by severe plastic deformation generally possess very high strength but a rather low uniform elongation, usually <5%. In the present Al-7Mg alloy processed by room temperature equal channel angular pressing combined with inter-pass annealing, impressive combination of high ductility (elongation~14.5%) and high strength (UTS~600. MPa) was achieved. The high ductility was rationalized by an enhanced work hardening originated from the pronounced dynamic strain aging effect and a bimodal grain structure. The high strength was mainly due to a prominent grain refinement and high dislocation density.
SponsorSUP Project Improvement (Pnr. 192450)
Languageen
PublisherElsevier B.V.
SubjectAl-Mg alloys
Ductility
Dynamic strain aging
ECAP
Microstructure
Work hardening
TitleAchieve high ductility and strength in an Al-Mg alloy by severe plastic deformation combined with inter-pass annealing
TypeArticle
Pagination141-146
Volume Number598


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