Dynamic Deformation Mechanisms and In-situ Thermal Response of 7050 Al Alloy at High Strain Rates
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Abstract
Under mechanical extremes and high rate of deformations, materials accommodate the excessive deformation through nucleation of defects, as well as activation of strain localizations ( adiabatic shear band-ASB) associated with crack nucleation and propagation. 7050 Aluminium (Al) alloys are widely utilized for high performance aircraft structures being considered for use in increasingly extreme conditions. In this work, the high strain rate deformation behaviour (evolution of ASB and consequent temperature rise) in T6 7050 Al was investigated using a direct impact Kolsky bar at compressive strain rates (800-3005) s -1 . A high-speed infrared thermal camera was employed simultaneously to observe the local temperature rise in-situ during the deformation process. During high strain rate deformation, 7050 Al alloy exhibits susceptibility to shear localization. However, strain localization is not realized at relatively lower high strain rates values, implying that critical strain(cs) may be required for ASB formation in 7050 Al. Multiple nucleation's of arc-shaped interconnecting ASBs of distinct boundaries uniquely characterized with distortions and seeming refinement compared to ASB surroundings and bulk specimen is observed. Nonetheless, shear deformation surroundings appear more distorted and refined compared to the bulk specimen. Additionally, dispersoid particles become elongated and flattened at ASB regions compared to those present at ASB surroundings and the bulk specimen microstructure. It is realized that the regions within ASB exhibit higher hardness characteristics than its surrounding matrix due to refinement and distortion of elongated grains and increased surface area of dispersoid particles. In-situ observation shows at most 24 o C of peak temperature rise which was not enough to cause softening effect. Multiple nucleation sites of heat rise are observed regardless of strain rate.
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