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Part A: Materials Science

Annealing response of AA5182 deformed in plane strain and equibiaxial strain paths

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Pages 2613-2629 | Received 15 Aug 2012, Accepted 27 Feb 2013, Published online: 22 Mar 2013
 

Abstract

The annealing response of AA5182 Al–Mg alloy deformed to an effective prestrain of  = 0.15 via plane strain and equibiaxial strain paths is compared. The comparison is done at two temperatures namely, 623 and 673 K. The recovery, recrystallization and grain growth behaviour of this alloy is studied by electron backscatter diffraction and dislocation density estimation using X-ray line broadening analysis. It is found that recrystallization is slower in equibiaxial deformation condition compared to that in plane strain deformation condition during annealing. Significant recrystallization is observed after annealing for 60 s at 673 K and for 480 s at 623 K following plane strain deformation. Furthermore, significant recrystallization is associated with lower grain growth at 673 K (∼55 μm) as opposed to that at 623 K (∼75 μm). The results are explained on the basis of differences in both the strain paths.

Acknowledgements

The authors would like to acknowledge the valuable comments and discussion from Dr Arun M. Kumar and Dr Blair E. Carlson during preparation of this report. The authors appreciate the help of Manjunath Krishnappa and Krishnamurthy Ramamurthy for their assistance in preparing EBSD samples. The authors thank Department of Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay for conducting X-ray line broadening experiments.

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