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Large-strain softening of aluminum in shear at elevated temperature

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  • Pure aluminum deformed in torsion (shear) at elevated temperatures reaches a broad "peak" stress and then undergoes about a 17% decrease in flow stress with deformation to roughly 1-2 equivalent uniaxial strain. Beyond this strain the flow stress is approximately constant. The sources for this softening are unclear. The suggested basis includes texture softening, microstructural softening, and enhanced dynamic recovery. Experiments were performed where specimens were deformed in torsion to various strains within the softening regime followed by compression tests at ambient and elevated temperature. Analysis of the compressive yield strengths indicate that the softening is at least substantially explained by a decrease in the average Taylor factor due to the development of texture.
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