Effect of Prior Strain on Damping Capacity and Mechanical Property during Heat Treatment

Juho Kwak; Chang Yong Kang; Han Sang Kwon; Kwon Hoo Kim

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.879.1053

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Effect of Prior Strain on Damping Capacity and Mechanical Property during Heat Treatment

Abstract:

In previous study, it was investigated damping capacity on various deformation and heat treatment conditions in order to study damping capacity that was influenced by grain size and dislocation motion in detail. Magnesium alloy AZ31 was rolled at 673K with different rolling reduction, respectively. Specimens were machined out parallel to the rolled direction and annealed on various temperature and time. Then, damping capacity, microstructure and hardness was measured at room temperature. Factors affected on damping capacity are grain size, crystal orientation, dislocation motion, and so on. It was found that damping capacity has been affected by grain size and crystal orientation. Grain size and hardness is not examined obvious difference after annealing. In large prior strain, however, low damping capacity is appeared and damping capacity increases with increasing of heat treatment temperature. The reason is that resolved shear stress factor is influenced by damping capacity.