Interaction between $$\left\{ {\left. {10\overline{1} 2} \right\}} \right.$$ and $$\left\{ {\left. {30\overline{3} 4} \right\}} \right.$$ twin in magnesium alloy

Xi, Guoqiang; Jin, Junda; Ma, Yanlong; Chen, Hao; Zhang, Jing

doi:10.1007/s10853-022-07561-6

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“…Different twinning systems have been observed in deformed Mg and Mg alloys, and the most common one is the {1012} twinning system [18][19][20]. Theoretically, {1012} deformation twin has six equivalent variants denoted as Ti (i = 1 .…”

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Loading-direction dependence of interaction types between different twin variants in AZ31 alloy

Luo

Zhang

et al. 2023

Materials Science and Technology

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In this research, Loading-direction dependence of interaction types between different [Formula: see text] twin variants in AZ31 alloy was investigated. The microstructure, twin evolution, and the deformation mechanisms of samples were characterised by quasi-in-situ electron backscatter diffraction. The result showed that during rolling direction (RD)-pre-compression and re-compression, the grains with co-zone twin–twin interaction (Type I) are in the majority, while during RD-pre-compression and transverse direction (TD)-re-compression, the grains with non-cozone twin–twin interaction (Type II) are dominant. Furthermore, the effect of different types of twin–twin interaction on subsequent microstructure evolution is clarified. Our experimental results may provide insights for tailoring different types of twin–twin interaction.

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“…Different twinning systems have been observed in deformed Mg and Mg alloys, and the most common one is the twinning system [18-20]. Theoretically, deformation twin has six equivalent variants denoted as Ti (i = 1 … 6) and these multiple twin variants can be initiated simultaneously and interact with each other [21-24].…”

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Loading-direction dependence of interaction types between different twin variants in AZ31 alloy

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“…Mg-Y-Zn alloy system is one of the most typical magnesium alloy systems containing LPSO phases [24,25]. Thanks to the reinforcement of LPSO phases, Mg-Y-Zn alloys usually possess high mechanical properties [26][27][28][29]. Besides, these alloys also show relatively good corrosion resistance owing to the presence of Zn (it has a relatively negative standard potential, −0.763 V).…”

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Substitution of Zn for Cu in Mg–Y–Zn alloys designed for fracturing ball

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Materials Science and Technology

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The microstructure, mechanical properties and degradation behaviour of Mg95Y3Zn2 (MYZ), Mg95Y3Zn1Cu1 (MYZC), and Mg95Y3Cu2 (MYC) (at.-%) alloys have been studied. All the alloys mainly contain α-Mg matrix and LPSO phase. By substituting Zn for Cu, the composition of the LPSO phase transformed from Mg–Y–Zn to Mg–Y–Zn–Cu, and then to Mg–Y–Cu. The ultimate compressive strength is 227, 231 and 238 MPa, respectively. The MYC alloy exhibited much higher degradation rate than MYZC and MYZ alloys. The strong galvanic coupling effect between LPSO phase and the matrix, the grain size refinement and the weak protection from the corrosion product layer are responsible for the high degradation rate. It is suggested that the newly developed MYC alloy is promising for fracturing ball application.

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Effects of Induction Quenching on the Recrystallization Behavior of a Twin-Structured Mg-Mn Alloy

Zhang

2023

J. of Materi Eng and Perform

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Interaction between $$\left\{ {\left. {10\overline{1} 2} \right\}} \right.$$ and $$\left\{ {\left. {30\overline{3} 4} \right\}} \right.$$ twin in magnesium alloy

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Loading-direction dependence of interaction types between different twin variants in AZ31 alloy

Loading-direction dependence of interaction types between different twin variants in AZ31 alloy

Substitution of Zn for Cu in Mg–Y–Zn alloys designed for fracturing ball

Effects of Induction Quenching on the Recrystallization Behavior of a Twin-Structured Mg-Mn Alloy

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