Measurement of Bauschinger Effect in Ultrafine-Grained A1070 Aluminum Rods

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In this study, the Bauschinger effect in ultrafine-grained pure aluminum rods (A1070) was investigated. The samples were produced by multipass equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) with ‘route BC’, which is known to give nearly equiaxial-shaped crystal grains. Dumbbell-shaped specimens with a circular cross section were machined from the samples subjected to ECAP to carry out uniaxial tensile and compressive tests, which were followed by reversal of the loading direction at a prestrain of 1%. The influence of the grain size on the intensity of the Bauschinger effect was investigated. The Bauschinger effect is interpreted to be a manifestation of internal stresses produced near the grain boundaries by the accumulation of dislocations. On the basic of our experimental results, the roles of the grain boundaries, which are usually at least partially considered as barriers to dislocation motion, are reconsidered.

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