In situ Observation of the Influence of Al on Deformation-induced Twinning in TWIP Steel
Il-Chan Jung, Lawrence Cho, Bruno C. De Cooman
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Il-Chan Jung, Lawrence Cho, Bruno C. De Cooman
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The deformation twinning behavior of Fe18Mn0.6C and Fe18Mn0.6C-2.5Al twinning-induced plasticity steels was compared by in-situ electron backscattering diffraction. Al suppressed deformation-induced twinning. A constitutive model considering the effect of Al on the twin formation kinetics was used to show that the work hardening and the ultimate tensile strength were lowered by the suppression of deformation twinning despite the pronounced solution hardening contribution of Al.
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The deformation twinning behavior of Fe18Mn0.6C and Fe18Mn0.6C-2.5Al twinning-induced plasticity steels was compared by in-situ electron backscattering diffraction. Al suppressed deformation-induced twinning. A constitutive model considering the effect of Al on the twin formation kinetics was used to show that the work hardening and the ultimate tensile strength were lowered by the suppression of deformation twinning despite the pronounced solution hardening contribution of Al.
Key concepts: Twip, Crystal twinning, Materials science, Deformation (meteorology), Metallurgy, Electron backscatter diffraction, Work hardening, Plasticity