材料科学
成核
镁
晶体孪晶
挤压
变形(气象学)
冶金
结晶学
热力学
微观结构
复合材料
化学
物理
作者
Jing Li,Zhaohui Dong,Xin Yi,Di Wu,Rongshi Chen
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jma.2021.09.023
摘要
Effects of rare-earth (RE) and precipitates on twin evolution in cast Mg-10Gd-3Y-0.5Zr (wt.%) (GW103) alloys of solid solution (T4) and aged (T6) states are investigated performing quasi-static room temperature compression tests and microstructural characterization. It is found that both {10–12} and {11–21} extension twins (ET1 and ET2) can appear in the T4 and T6 states but with different emergence sequences. As the aging heat treatment leads to consumption of RE solutes which could inhibit atomic shuffling required for nucleation of ET1 but not ET2, ET2 occurs prior to ET1 in the T4 state, and ET1 emerges before ET2 in the T6 state. The extension twins here mainly coordinate the plastic deformation through the non-Schmid effect. Our results shed light on the influence of RE elements on twin evolution in magnesium alloys and have implications in developing high-performance Mg-RE alloys.
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