Research Summaries

Back Effects of Stress State on Deformation and Failure Mechanism in Superplastic AA5083

Fiscal Year 2007
Division Graduate School of Engineering & Applied Science
Department Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Investigator(s) McNelley, Terry R.
Sponsor University of Texas, Austin (Other)
Summary This proposal is for funding to assess the grain boundary sliding to solute drag creep transition during deformation under various stress states including uniaxial and biaxial conditions, and to compare experimental and model textures for this transition. Microtexture analysis of cavity initiation and growth will be extended to determine the contribution of grain boundary sliding under various stress states and will include three-dimensional examination of growing cavities in relation to the dispersed constituent particles. Mechanical testing of thermomechanically processed DC cast material will be conducted to assess the role of grain refinement in the transition.
Keywords Superplasticity Aluminum Magnesium Alloys Deformation Processing Failure
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