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  • 2006Сравнительный анализ структуры и свойств бескислородной меди после различных способов интенсивной пластической деформацииcitations
  • 2004Microstructure, mechanical properties and anysotropy of pure ti processed by twist extrusion and cold rollingcitations

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  • Konkova, Tatyana
  • Kuznetsov, A. A.
  • Dobatkin, S. V.
  • Synkov, A. S.
  • Salischev, G. A.
  • Synkov, S. G.
  • Beygelziraer, Ya Ye
  • Soshnikova, E. P.
  • Salimgareyev, H. Sh
  • Stolyarov, V. V.
  • Orlov, Dmytro
  • Varyukhin, V. N.
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Microstructure, mechanical properties and anysotropy of pure ti processed by twist extrusion and cold rolling

  • Synkov, S. G.
  • Beygelziraer, Ya Ye
  • Reshetov, A. V.
  • Soshnikova, E. P.
  • Salimgareyev, H. Sh
  • Stolyarov, V. V.
  • Orlov, Dmytro
  • Varyukhin, V. N.
Abstract

<p>It is investigated UFG structure formation in CP Ti bulks processed by SPD (cold Twist Extrusion (TE), true strain e∼5.1, with the following Cold Rolling (CR), true strain e∼0.7). Evolution of microstructure and tensile mechanical properties in the CP Ti were investigated under room temperature. After the TE, in transversal section it is formed structure fragments with size less 1 μm. Strength increased on 80 %; elongation was 3.4 %. Following low-temperature annealing (300°C, 1 hour) leaded to increasing in both strength and ductility properties. In longitudinal section, specimens' strength properties increased slightly. Elongation was about 6 %. The following low-temperature annealing practically did not influence on the strength but improved elongation to 7.2 %. The additional CR leaded to forming severe deformed structure. Average size of fragments was 50-500 nm. It was observed elimination of anisotropy and equalization of strength. In both directions ultimate tensile strength became about 780-800 MPa and ductility properties remained the same as in the original.</p>

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • extrusion
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • strength
  • annealing
  • tensile strength
  • cold rolling
  • ductility