Texture, Twinning and Uniform Elongation of Wrought Magnesium

Matthew R. Barnett

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.495-497.1079

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Evolution of Internal Stresses during the Plastic Deformation of IF Steel and Their Correlation with Crystal Orientation
p.1055

Survival of Goss Grains during Cold Rolling of a Silicon Steel Single Crystal
p.1061

Shear Banding in Twinned Structures and Their Influence on Brass-Type Texture
p.1067

A Direct Method for Determining the Orientation-Dependent Lattice Strain Distribution Function from Diffraction Strain Pole Figures
p.1073

Texture, Twinning and Uniform Elongation of Wrought Magnesium
p.1079

Origin of the Deformation Microstructure in IF Steel after Medium Cold Rolling Reductions
p.1085

A Texture Based Model for Polycrystal Plasticity
p.1091

The Effect of Strain Path Change on Texture Evolution at Finite Strain of Multiphase Steel: Numerical and Experimental Investigations
p.1097

Texture Prediction of an AA3004 Aluminum Alloy with the Occurrence of Strain Localization during Simple Shear Using a Multi-Scale Modeling Procedure
p.1103

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Texture, Twinning and Uniform Elongation of Wrought Magnesium

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A small number of crystal plasticity simulations and tensile tests are carried out with the aim of demonstrating that control of twinning can improve the uniform elongation of magnesium based alloys. It is suggested that this can be accomplished through texture manipulation because texture influences both the fraction of grains that undergo twinning and the strain required for the twinning reaction to go to completion.

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Ductility, Tensile Test, Work-Hardening

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