This study demonstrates that the initial texture of Mg alloy significantly affects the microstructure developed during cold rolling and the recrystallization behavior during subsequent annealing. In a sample with a te...This study demonstrates that the initial texture of Mg alloy significantly affects the microstructure developed during cold rolling and the recrystallization behavior during subsequent annealing. In a sample with a texture oriented toward the normal direction(ND sample), thick and large-sized shear bands are intensively formed during cold rolling and the deformation is strongly localized along these bands. In contrast,in a sample with a texture oriented toward the transverse direction(TD sample), many {10-12} twins are formed at the early stage of cold rolling, and then, numerous small-sized shear bands are formed in these twins. Results of nanoindentation tests reveal that the cold-rolled ND sample has internal strain energy that is substantially concentrated along the shear bands, whereas the cold-rolled TD sample has a large amount of internal strain energy that is homogeneously distributed throughout the material;this latter behavior is strongly related to the extensive {10-12} twinning and the resultant microstructural variations in the TD sample. During subsequent annealing, recrystallization occurs locally along the shear bands in the ND sample, which leads to the formation of a bimodal grain structure comprising fine recrystallized grains and coarse unrecrystallized grains. In contrast, during subsequent annealing of the TD sample, static recrystallization occurs homogeneously throughout the material, which results in the formation of a uniform grain structure that mostly comprises equiaxed recrystallized grains.展开更多
This study experimentally investigated basal texture initiation and development during cold rolling,in combination with simulation using a modified visco-plastic self-consistent(VPSC)model.The results showed that the ...This study experimentally investigated basal texture initiation and development during cold rolling,in combination with simulation using a modified visco-plastic self-consistent(VPSC)model.The results showed that the orientation of extension twins exhibit a random distribution after rolling.In contrast,the matrix grains deformed by slips tend to orientate with their c-axis around the normal direction(ND).Plastic strain concentration induced by dislocation piling up at grain boundaries contributes to plastic deformation inhomogeneity,and promotes the basal-pyramidal and prismatic-prismatic binary slips.Incorporated with the interactions between the basaland pyramidal<c+a>dislocations,and between the prismaticdislocations,the VPSC model replicates the experimental results,effectively demonstrating the process of the basal texture initiation and development.The basal texture initiation is independent of twinning,and results mainly from the development of misorientation induced by the formation of dislocation sub-boundaries via the interaction between the basaland pyramidal<c+a>dislocations.展开更多
基金supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Korean government(MSIP,South Korea,No.2019R1A2C1085272)。
文摘This study demonstrates that the initial texture of Mg alloy significantly affects the microstructure developed during cold rolling and the recrystallization behavior during subsequent annealing. In a sample with a texture oriented toward the normal direction(ND sample), thick and large-sized shear bands are intensively formed during cold rolling and the deformation is strongly localized along these bands. In contrast,in a sample with a texture oriented toward the transverse direction(TD sample), many {10-12} twins are formed at the early stage of cold rolling, and then, numerous small-sized shear bands are formed in these twins. Results of nanoindentation tests reveal that the cold-rolled ND sample has internal strain energy that is substantially concentrated along the shear bands, whereas the cold-rolled TD sample has a large amount of internal strain energy that is homogeneously distributed throughout the material;this latter behavior is strongly related to the extensive {10-12} twinning and the resultant microstructural variations in the TD sample. During subsequent annealing, recrystallization occurs locally along the shear bands in the ND sample, which leads to the formation of a bimodal grain structure comprising fine recrystallized grains and coarse unrecrystallized grains. In contrast, during subsequent annealing of the TD sample, static recrystallization occurs homogeneously throughout the material, which results in the formation of a uniform grain structure that mostly comprises equiaxed recrystallized grains.
基金the financial support from the National Foundation of Natural Science(No.51371121) of China.
文摘This study experimentally investigated basal texture initiation and development during cold rolling,in combination with simulation using a modified visco-plastic self-consistent(VPSC)model.The results showed that the orientation of extension twins exhibit a random distribution after rolling.In contrast,the matrix grains deformed by slips tend to orientate with their c-axis around the normal direction(ND).Plastic strain concentration induced by dislocation piling up at grain boundaries contributes to plastic deformation inhomogeneity,and promotes the basal-pyramidal and prismatic-prismatic binary slips.Incorporated with the interactions between the basaland pyramidal<c+a>dislocations,and between the prismaticdislocations,the VPSC model replicates the experimental results,effectively demonstrating the process of the basal texture initiation and development.The basal texture initiation is independent of twinning,and results mainly from the development of misorientation induced by the formation of dislocation sub-boundaries via the interaction between the basaland pyramidal<c+a>dislocations.
