Study on the Constitutive Model of the ARB Specimen and Simulation for ARB Process

Zhong Wu; Li Li Liu; Guo Zhi Zhang; Jun Jie Xi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.42.391

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Study on the Constitutive Model of the ARB Specimen and Simulation for ARB Process

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The simulation method for ARB(accumulative roll bonding) and the constitutive model of the ARB specimen were studied. Based on the ZA(Zerilli-Armstrong) model, with MSG(mechanism-based strain gradient) theory and Hall-petch principle, considering its temperature, strain ratio and the effect of the texture variation to the mechanical property, its dynamic constitutive model was established, and verified through the experiment. Moreover, the finite element simulation method for ARB process based on the dynamic constitutive model established was proposed and verified through the experiment. The study in the paper provides analysis method and theory foundation for ARB

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 42)

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Zhong Wu, Li Li Liu, Guo Zhi Zhang, Jun Jie Xi

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Accumulative Roll Bonding (ARB), Dynamic Constitutive Model, Finite Element, Hall-Petch Principle, MSG Theory

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