Through investigating and comparing the microstructure and mechanical properties of the as-extruded Mg alloys Mg-4%Li and Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-l.2%Y （in wt%）, it demonstrates that although the formation of I-phase （Mg3Zn6Y...Through investigating and comparing the microstructure and mechanical properties of the as-extruded Mg alloys Mg-4%Li and Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-l.2%Y （in wt%）, it demonstrates that although the formation of I-phase （Mg3Zn6Y, icosahedral structure） could weaken the crystallographic texture and improve the me- chanical strength, the mechanical anisotropy in terms of strength remains in Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-1.2%Y alloy. Failure analysis indicates that for the Mg-4%Li alloy, the fracture surfaces of the tensile samples tested along transverse direction （TD） contain a large number of plastic dimples, whereas the fracture surface exhibits quasi-cleavage characteristic when tensile samples were tested along extrusion direction （ED）. For the Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-I.2%Y alloy, typical ductile fracture surfaces can be observed in both ＂TD＂ and ＂ED＂ samples. Moreover, due to the zonal distribution of broken l-phase particles, the fracture surface of ＂TD＂ samples is characterized by the typical ＂woody fracture＂.展开更多
The rolling direction（RD） and the transverse direction（TD） samples were obtained from an as-rolled ZK60 magnesium alloy sheet with strong anisotropy of initial texture and their mechanical properties were tested a...The rolling direction（RD） and the transverse direction（TD） samples were obtained from an as-rolled ZK60 magnesium alloy sheet with strong anisotropy of initial texture and their mechanical properties were tested at various deformation temperatures. Meanwhile, the microstructure and texture of these samples after fracture were investigated. Results revealed that a higher flow stress along the RD than that along the TD at room temperature were ascribed to the strong anisotropy of transitional texture, and this texture effect was remarkably weakened with the increase of deformation temperature. Deformation structure was dominant at 100℃, and was replaced by dynamic recrystallization structure when the deformation temperature increased to 200℃ and 300℃. The texture presented a strong texture（transitional texture in the RD sample and basal texture in the TD sample） at 100℃, but its intensity visibly decreased and texture components became more disperse at 200℃ and 300℃. These microstructure and texture results were employed in conjunction with calculated results to argue that raising deformation temperature could increase the activity of non-basal slip by tailoring the relative critical resolved shear stress of each deformation mode and finally result in low texture effect on mechanical anisotropy.展开更多
Deep drawing properties of hot rolled gas cylinder steel was investigated by using HP295 steel in terms of microstructure, texture, yield ratio, plastic strain ratio （r value） and plastic anisotropy （Ar）. The grai...Deep drawing properties of hot rolled gas cylinder steel was investigated by using HP295 steel in terms of microstructure, texture, yield ratio, plastic strain ratio （r value） and plastic anisotropy （Ar）. The grains in the hot strip were largely equiaxed, and the texture was weak, containing a- and ？＇fibre. Reheating temperature, finish roll ing temperature and cooling rate after rolling influenced the ferrite-pearlite band formation significantly, and the yield ratio increased steeply with decreasing coiling temperature below 630 ~C. The anisotropy is relatively high due to re- tained severe ferrite-pearlite band. A mechanism of the band formation due to manganese segregation is elaborated and confirmed validly, from which the measures to avoid the band formation are worked out. Rolling parameters have been optimized by the measures, and industrial production of the gas cylinder steel has been made possible with much improved r-and △r-values, while meeting other specifications.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China projects under Nos. 51271183, 51171192 and 51301172the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) project under Grant No. 2013CB632205+3 种基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China project under Grant No. 2016YFB0301105Shenzhen Technology Innovation Plan (CXZZ20140419114548507 and CXZZ20140731091722497)Shenzhen Basic Research Project (JCYJ20150529162228734)the Innovation Fund of Institute of Metal Research (IMR),Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)
文摘Through investigating and comparing the microstructure and mechanical properties of the as-extruded Mg alloys Mg-4%Li and Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-l.2%Y （in wt%）, it demonstrates that although the formation of I-phase （Mg3Zn6Y, icosahedral structure） could weaken the crystallographic texture and improve the me- chanical strength, the mechanical anisotropy in terms of strength remains in Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-1.2%Y alloy. Failure analysis indicates that for the Mg-4%Li alloy, the fracture surfaces of the tensile samples tested along transverse direction （TD） contain a large number of plastic dimples, whereas the fracture surface exhibits quasi-cleavage characteristic when tensile samples were tested along extrusion direction （ED）. For the Mg-4%Li-6%Zn-I.2%Y alloy, typical ductile fracture surfaces can be observed in both ＂TD＂ and ＂ED＂ samples. Moreover, due to the zonal distribution of broken l-phase particles, the fracture surface of ＂TD＂ samples is characterized by the typical ＂woody fracture＂.
基金supported financially by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51401064)the Sci-tech Development Project in Shandong Province (No. 2014GGX10211)+1 种基金the Sci-tech Major Project in Shandong Province (No. 2015ZDJQ02002)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (No. HIT.NSRIF.2016109)
文摘The rolling direction（RD） and the transverse direction（TD） samples were obtained from an as-rolled ZK60 magnesium alloy sheet with strong anisotropy of initial texture and their mechanical properties were tested at various deformation temperatures. Meanwhile, the microstructure and texture of these samples after fracture were investigated. Results revealed that a higher flow stress along the RD than that along the TD at room temperature were ascribed to the strong anisotropy of transitional texture, and this texture effect was remarkably weakened with the increase of deformation temperature. Deformation structure was dominant at 100℃, and was replaced by dynamic recrystallization structure when the deformation temperature increased to 200℃ and 300℃. The texture presented a strong texture（transitional texture in the RD sample and basal texture in the TD sample） at 100℃, but its intensity visibly decreased and texture components became more disperse at 200℃ and 300℃. These microstructure and texture results were employed in conjunction with calculated results to argue that raising deformation temperature could increase the activity of non-basal slip by tailoring the relative critical resolved shear stress of each deformation mode and finally result in low texture effect on mechanical anisotropy.
文摘Deep drawing properties of hot rolled gas cylinder steel was investigated by using HP295 steel in terms of microstructure, texture, yield ratio, plastic strain ratio （r value） and plastic anisotropy （Ar）. The grains in the hot strip were largely equiaxed, and the texture was weak, containing a- and ？＇fibre. Reheating temperature, finish roll ing temperature and cooling rate after rolling influenced the ferrite-pearlite band formation significantly, and the yield ratio increased steeply with decreasing coiling temperature below 630 ~C. The anisotropy is relatively high due to re- tained severe ferrite-pearlite band. A mechanism of the band formation due to manganese segregation is elaborated and confirmed validly, from which the measures to avoid the band formation are worked out. Rolling parameters have been optimized by the measures, and industrial production of the gas cylinder steel has been made possible with much improved r-and △r-values, while meeting other specifications.
