Influence of grain size and texture on Hall–Petch relationship for a magnesium alloy
Abstract
Friction stir processing was applied to a magnesium alloy to generate various grain sizes with the same intense basal texture. Subsequent tensile deformation along two orthogonal directions by easy activation or inhibition of basal slip follows the Hall–Petch relationship between yield stress and grain size in both directions. The Hall–Petch parameters are texture dependent. Easy activation of basal slip introduces lower values, while inhibition...
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Title
Influence of grain size and texture on Hall–Petch relationship for a magnesium alloy
Published Date
Dec 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
65
Issue
11
Pages
994 - 997
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