The Effect of Strain Path Change Form Wire Drawing to Uniaxial Compression in Al0.25Mg Alloy

Tamás Mikó; Gábor Szabó; Péter Barkóczy

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.885.117

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The Effect of Strain Path Change Form Wire Drawing to Uniaxial Compression in Al0.25Mg Alloy

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In this paper the effect of the strain path change was studied in aluminum alloy containing 0,25% Mg. In metals alloys different metal forming processes can create strong crystallographic and morphologic texture. Both of them can cause direction dependency of the mechanical and other properties. The aim of this paper is to analyze how the effect of the increasing reduction of cold drawn wire appears as a result of the uniaxial compression performed in the direction opposite of drawing. Compression test were performed. Through the results of these tests the changes of the direction of deformations were analyzed qualitatively and numerically. These results provide the possibility to use uniaxial compression test to evaluate the mechanical behavior of cold drawn aluminum.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 885)

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Tamás Mikó, Gábor Szabó, Péter Barkóczy

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Aluminium Alloy, Strain Path Change, Uniaxial Compression, Wire Drawing

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