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The commercial Zr-modified 5083 aluminum alloy was homogenized to precipitate nanoscale Al6Mn particles and then undergone to equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) at 300 °C to a true strain of ~12… Click to show full abstract
The commercial Zr-modified 5083 aluminum alloy was homogenized to precipitate nanoscale Al6Mn particles and then undergone to equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) at 300 °C to a true strain of ~12 via BC route. The obtained ultrafine-grained material was subjected to friction-stir welding (FSW). The welding variables were selected to provide reasonable homogeneous microstructure distribution across the weld zone and thus to ensure a highly uniform elongation during subsequent superplastic tests of the joints. Superplastic behavior of the obtained welds is discussed.
Journal Title: Defect and Diffusion Forum
Year Published: 2018
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