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Microstructural parameters and flow stress in Al-0.13% Mg deformed by ECAE processing.
Bowen, J. R.; Prangnell, P. B.; Juul Jensen, D.; Hansen, N
Materials Science & Engineering, A: Structural Materials: Properties, Microstructure and Processing. 2004;A387-A389:235-239.
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Abstract
A high purity Al-0.13 wt.% Mg alloy was deformed to a von Mises strain of 10 and subsequently annealed at temps. between 100 and 400 DegC for 1 h. Boundary spacings were measured in orthogonal directions for all boundaries by EBSD and their corresponding Sv were calcd. over both measurement directions. Boundaries with misorientations q>=15 Deg were used to calc. a std. Hall-Petch strengthening contribution while the boundaries with q between 1 Deg and 15 Deg were used to calc. a dislocation strengthening contribution. The combined calcns. showed close agreement to actual mech. test data over more than two orders of magnitude of boundary spacing and significant morphol. change. The importance of measuring boundary misorientations for the detn. of microstructure-property relationships is concluded. [on SciFinder (R)]
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