GRAIN SHAPE EFFECT IN SUPERPLASTIC DEFORMATION
Cui Jianzhon
Abstract
Cui Jianzhon
Abstract
The effects of grain shape on the accommodation velocity of grain boundary sliding, which is the dominant mechanism in superplastic deformation, on the contribution of each mechanism to the total strain and the region transition strain rate have been discussed. A new concept, critical aspect ratio for superplas- ticity, has been proposed. The results predicated by means of the new concept were compared with those experimentally observed in an Al-Zn-Mg alloy.
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The effects of grain shape on the accommodation velocity of grain boundary sliding, which is the dominant mechanism in superplastic deformation, on the contribution of each mechanism to the total strain and the region transition strain rate have been discussed. A new concept, critical aspect ratio for superplas- ticity, has been proposed. The results predicated by means of the new concept were compared with those experimentally observed in an Al-Zn-Mg alloy.
Key concepts: Superplasticity, Materials science, Grain Boundary Sliding, Deformation (meteorology), Deformation mechanism, Grain boundary, Strain rate, Metallurgy