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The Simulation of Shear Angle and Deformations of Cu/Al Composite Sheets during Accumulated Roll Bonding

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The present simulation study gives shear angle distribution and deformations, there in the effect of severe plastic deformation due to the accumulated roll bonding on the crystalline structure of materials is discussed. In the analysis, the classical metal plasticity models with a von Mises yield surfaceand thePLASTIC, HARDENING = ISOTROPIC as keyword in ABAQUS, were employed. The equivalent strain, ε_eq, imposed by rolling is defined as micro-hardness was used to characterize the mechanical properties. After four cycles, the mechanical properties were improved with increasing ARB cycles.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 971)

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Quang Pham*

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Accumulated Roll Bonding, Cu/Al Composite Sheets, FEM, Mechanical Properties, Severe Plastic Deformation

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