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The quasi-static mechanical properties of extruded binary Mg-Er alloys

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The binary Mg-Er alloys with respective concentration of 2.0 wt%Er, 4.0 wt%Er and 6.0 wt%Er were prepared via extruding and annealing, and their quasi-static mechanical properties were investigated. It was found that after complete recrystallization, the ``Rear Earth-texture'' (RE-texture) develops with Er incremental addition. Under both the tensile and compressive loadings, Mg-4.0 wt%Er and Mg-6.0 wt%Er alloys had flow stresses lower than that of Mg-2.0 wt%Er alloy. However, their ductility was higher than that of Mg-2.0 wt%Er alloy. The elongation and reduction of Mg-6.0 wt%Er alloy reached to 29.4% and 42.3%, respectively, much higher than the usual elongation and reduction of pure magnesium. The dependence of the mechanical properties on Er addition could be interpreted by the RE-texture development and the reduction of the c/a axial ratio allowing for the activation of the additional plastic deformation modes.
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hal-01502121 , version 1 (05-04-2017)

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B. L. Wu, G. Wan, X. H. Du, Yu Dong Zhang, Francis Wagner, et al.. The quasi-static mechanical properties of extruded binary Mg-Er alloys. Materials Science and Engineering: A, 2013, 573, pp.205-214. ⟨10.1016/j.msea.2013.02.048⟩. ⟨hal-01502121⟩
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