Anisotropy of Mechanical Properties and Microstructure Evolutions of Tensile AZ80 Magnesiumat Room Temperature

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It is obviously different mechanical properties of the rolled magnesium alloy plate when stretched along different directions at room temperature. In this study, three groups of samples for uniaxial tension were cut from the as-rolled AZ80 plate with their tension directions either at 0°, 45°or 90°to the rolled direction (RD) of the sheet. Results show that the ductility of the 45°samples was significantly better than that of 0°and 90°samples. The electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) technique was used to investigate the microstructure and textures evolution. Along with the increase of deformation, more low-angle grain boundaries arise in the 0°and 45°samples than the 90°samples. At the same time, the texture components that {10-10} prismatic plane perpendicular to the tension direction were significantly enhanced in three groups of samples.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 560-561)

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1000-1004

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August 2012

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