Impact of hot rolling temperature on the mechanical properties and microstructural evolution of hot/cold-rolled AA5083 with Sc and Zr microalloying
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Abstract
The impact of hot rolling temperature on the microstructure evolution and mechanical properties of hot/cold-rolled AA5083 alloy containing Sc and Zr was studied. The results revealed that low hot-rolling temperatures (LHRT: 400–425 oC) resulted in superior tensile properties compared to high hot-rolling temperatures (HHRT: 500–525 oC). The yield strength (YS) of the LHRT samples reached 450 MPa in the H18-temper and 291 MPa in the O-temper, which was respectively 20% and 39% higher relative to the HHRT samples. Microalloying with Sc/Zr and two-step homogenization promoted the formation of dispersed particles in the form of Mn-dispersoids and nanosized Al3(Sc,Zr) precipitates. The rolling temperature was found to have a profound impact on the characteristics of these dispersed particles and on the recrystallization resistance. The HHRT caused the coarsening of both dispersed particles during rolling. The LHRT preserved the deformed elongated grain structure due to a stronger retardation of recovery and recrystallization during hot rolling and post-annealing. The strengthening mechanisms of the Mn-dispersoids and Al3(Sc,Zr) precipitates were quantitatively analyzed based on particle characteristics. The predicted YS contributions in the O-temper were in good agreement with the measured YS difference between the LHRT and HHRT samples.
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