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  • 2021Dual rolls equal channel extrusion as unconventional SPD process of the ultralow-carbon steel: finite element simulation, experimental investigations and microstructural analysis14citations
  • 2021The effect of severe plastic deformation on the IF steel properties, evolution of structure and crystallographic texture after dual rolls equal channel extrusion deformation17citations

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  • Bulzak, T.
  • Tkocz, M.
  • Rusz, S.
  • Jabłońska, Magdalena
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Dual rolls equal channel extrusion as unconventional SPD process of the ultralow-carbon steel: finite element simulation, experimental investigations and microstructural analysis

  • Bulzak, T.
  • Tkocz, M.
  • Rusz, S.
  • Bednarczyk, I.
  • Jabłońska, Magdalena
Abstract

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The paper presents results of FEM modelling as well as properties and microstructure of the ultralow-carbon ferritic steel after the unconventional SPD process—DRECE (dual rolls equal channel extrusion). Based on the conducted numerical simulation information about the deformation behaviour of a steel strip during the DRECE process was obtained. The simulation results were experimentally verified. The influence of DRECE process on hardness distribution, fracture behaviour and microstructure evolution of the investigated steel was analysed. The increase of steel strength properties after subsequent deformation passes was confirmed. The microstructural investigations revealed that the processed strips exhibit the dislocation cell microstructure and subgrains with mostly low-angle grain boundaries. The grains after processing had relatively high dislocation density and intense microband formation was observed. It was also proved that this unconventional SPD method fosters high grain refinement.</jats:p>

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  • density
  • Carbon
  • grain
  • simulation
  • extrusion
  • strength
  • steel
  • hardness
  • dislocation