2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2005.08.186
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An analysis of the shear zone for metals deformed by equal-channel angular processing

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“…Reported by authors (Beyerlein et al, 2004); (Stoica et al, 2005) this low level is characterizing by straining way in deformation zone which is more bending as plastic flowing. Mutual comparison of shearing strain angles obtained from experiment and numerical simulation reference to high conformity of results.…”
Section: Fem Investigationmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Reported by authors (Beyerlein et al, 2004); (Stoica et al, 2005) this low level is characterizing by straining way in deformation zone which is more bending as plastic flowing. Mutual comparison of shearing strain angles obtained from experiment and numerical simulation reference to high conformity of results.…”
Section: Fem Investigationmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…It is reported that in the ECAP method a strong processing zone of SPD deformation (shown by area ABC in the figure) is formed at the corner. 19,20) The region is called plastic-deformation zone (PDZ). The external curve (curve AC) contours so-called ''dead metal'' region at the outer corner, but the effect and size of PDZ is not well known.…”
Section: Sph Analysis Of Ecap Process By Using Grain Refinement Model 21mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) method, in which severe plastic-deformation is imposed through simple shear, is capable of refining the grain size up to 100-200 nm in many metallic alloys and composites in the form of relatively large bulk billets 2 . As the material deforms, it develops texture due to crystal reorientation, according to the slip systems given by its crystallographic structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%