Influence of Predeformation on Mechanical Behavior of Hastelloy C-276

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The accurate prediction of springback is a subject of major concern during the sheet metal forming. In this study, the recovery behavior of Hastelloy C-276 sheet under different amounts of pre-strain has been investigated by uniaxial cyclic tensile tests. The total springback during unloading could be separated into a linear springback and a nonlinear springback. The percentage of nonlinear recovery to the total recovery increased as the pre-strain increased. Both unloading and reloading elastic moduli decreased as the pre-strain increased, which affected the springback phenomenon significantly. Nonlinear recovery could be explained by the movement of dislocations in the reverse direction. The decrease of unloading elastic modulus is mainly related with the dislocation motion and the mobile dislocation density.

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