Texture Weakening Effects in Ce-Containing Mg Alloys

The purpose of the present study is to elucidate the cause of a texture transition observed in hot-rolled Mg-Ce alloys, with increasing Ce content. More dilute compositions show a predominance of basal 〈 a 〉 dislocations, while the more concentrated alloys are shown to contain significant population...

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description The purpose of the present study is to elucidate the cause of a texture transition observed in hot-rolled Mg-Ce alloys, with increasing Ce content. More dilute compositions show a predominance of basal 〈 a 〉 dislocations, while the more concentrated alloys are shown to contain significant populations of 〈 c + a 〉 and non-basal 〈 a 〉 dislocations in the as-rolled and the recovery-annealed conditions. Like Mg-Nd, the grain size in Mg-Ce decreases with increasing Ce. Unlike Mg-Nd, the second-phase particles observed are of the equilibrium phase, and the equilibrium solid solubility at the hot working temperature corresponds to the composition above which weak textures form. The significances of both non-basal slip and Zener pinning as contributors to texture randomization are discussed.
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Metallic Materials
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Nanotechnology
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