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Effect of Second Phase Particles on the Tensile Instability of a Nanostructured Al-1%Si Alloy

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A nanostructured Al-1%Si alloy containing dispersed Si particles was produced by heavily cold-rolling to study the effect of second phase particles on the tensile instability of nanostructured metals. Tensile tests were conducted on the as-deformed sample and the samples after recovery annealing treatments. The structural features of deformed and annealed samples were characterized by transmission electron microscopy. By comparing with the behavior of nanostructured commercial purity Al without dispersed particles, a remarked improvement in the tensile stability was found. This is related to a prevention of localized deformation by the presence of finely dispersed Si particles in the nanoscale matrix structure.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 783-786)

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2629-2634

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May 2014

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Tian Lin Huang*, Gui Lin Wu, Qing Liu, Xiao Xu Huang

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Ductility, Nanostructured Al Alloy, Second Phase Particles, Tensile Instability

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