Effects of Different Modes of Hot Cross-Rolling in 7010 Aluminum Alloy: Part II. Mechanical Properties Anisotropy

Abstract The influence of microstructure and texture developed by different modes of hot cross-rolling on in-plane anisotropy (AIP) of yield strength, work hardening behavior, and anisotropy of Knoop hardness (KHN) yield locus has been investigated. The AIP and work hardening behavior are evaluated...
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Autor*in:	Mondal, Chandan [verfasserIn] Singh, A. K. Mukhopadhyay, A. K. Chattopadhyay, K.

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Erschienen:	2013

Schlagwörter:	Yield Locus Knoop Hardness Maximum Yield Strength Work Hardening Behavior Yield Strength Variation

Anmerkung:	© The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2013

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abstract	Abstract The influence of microstructure and texture developed by different modes of hot cross-rolling on in-plane anisotropy (AIP) of yield strength, work hardening behavior, and anisotropy of Knoop hardness (KHN) yield locus has been investigated. The AIP and work hardening behavior are evaluated by tensile testing at 0 deg, 45 deg, and 90 deg to the rolling direction, while yield loci have been generated by directional KHN measurements. It has been observed that specimens especially in the peak-aged temper, in spite of having a strong, rotated Brass texture, show low AIP. The results are discussed on the basis of Schmid factor analyses in conjunction with microstructural features, namely grain morphology and precipitation effects. For the specimen having a single-component texture, the yield strength variation as a function of orientation can be rationalized by the Schmid factor analysis of a perfectly textured material behaving as a quasi-single crystal. The work hardening behavior is significantly affected by the presence of solute in the matrix and the state of precipitation rather than texture, while yield loci derived from KHN measurements reiterate the low anisotropy of the materials. Theoretic yield loci calculated from the texture data using the visco-plastic self-consistent model and Hill’s anisotropic equation are compared with that obtained experimentally. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2013
abstractGer	Abstract The influence of microstructure and texture developed by different modes of hot cross-rolling on in-plane anisotropy (AIP) of yield strength, work hardening behavior, and anisotropy of Knoop hardness (KHN) yield locus has been investigated. The AIP and work hardening behavior are evaluated by tensile testing at 0 deg, 45 deg, and 90 deg to the rolling direction, while yield loci have been generated by directional KHN measurements. It has been observed that specimens especially in the peak-aged temper, in spite of having a strong, rotated Brass texture, show low AIP. The results are discussed on the basis of Schmid factor analyses in conjunction with microstructural features, namely grain morphology and precipitation effects. For the specimen having a single-component texture, the yield strength variation as a function of orientation can be rationalized by the Schmid factor analysis of a perfectly textured material behaving as a quasi-single crystal. The work hardening behavior is significantly affected by the presence of solute in the matrix and the state of precipitation rather than texture, while yield loci derived from KHN measurements reiterate the low anisotropy of the materials. Theoretic yield loci calculated from the texture data using the visco-plastic self-consistent model and Hill’s anisotropic equation are compared with that obtained experimentally. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2013
abstract_unstemmed	Abstract The influence of microstructure and texture developed by different modes of hot cross-rolling on in-plane anisotropy (AIP) of yield strength, work hardening behavior, and anisotropy of Knoop hardness (KHN) yield locus has been investigated. The AIP and work hardening behavior are evaluated by tensile testing at 0 deg, 45 deg, and 90 deg to the rolling direction, while yield loci have been generated by directional KHN measurements. It has been observed that specimens especially in the peak-aged temper, in spite of having a strong, rotated Brass texture, show low AIP. The results are discussed on the basis of Schmid factor analyses in conjunction with microstructural features, namely grain morphology and precipitation effects. For the specimen having a single-component texture, the yield strength variation as a function of orientation can be rationalized by the Schmid factor analysis of a perfectly textured material behaving as a quasi-single crystal. The work hardening behavior is significantly affected by the presence of solute in the matrix and the state of precipitation rather than texture, while yield loci derived from KHN measurements reiterate the low anisotropy of the materials. Theoretic yield loci calculated from the texture data using the visco-plastic self-consistent model and Hill’s anisotropic equation are compared with that obtained experimentally. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2013
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