Investigation of Texture Structure and Mechanical Properties Evolution during Hot Deformation of 1565 Aluminum Alloy

S.V. Rushchits; Evgeniy V. Aryshenskii; Rudolf Kawalla; Vladimir Serebryany

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Investigation of Texture Structure and Mechanical Properties Evolution during Hot Deformation of 1565 Aluminum Alloy

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The article is devoted to study of mechanical properties and texture evolution during thermal mechanical treatment of new aluminum 5XXX series alloy (1565 ch in Russian naming system). For the investigation of deformation behavior of 1565ch alloy a Gleeble axial compression mode is used. The expression for steady flow stress as the functions of temperature of deformation and strain rate is obtained. For texture evolution investigation industrial mills is used. Texture evaluation is performed using the orientation distribution function (ODF) calculated from the X-ray direct pole figures

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 854)

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S.V. Rushchits, Evgeniy V. Aryshenskii*, Rudolf Kawalla, Vladimir Serebryany

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Aluminum Alloys, Gleeble, Hot Rolling, Mechanical Properties, Mechanical Texture

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