Zhiqiang Yu , Rui Wang , Leifeng Tuo , Yong Hu , Yan Kang , Jing Fan , Jürgen Eckert , Zhijie Yan
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Deformation and dynamic recrystallization behavior during hot compression of Incoloy 028 alloy
The present study investigates the deformation and dynamic recrystallization (DRX) phenomena of Incoloy 028 alloy during hot deformation through both experimental and simulation approaches. The hot compression experiments were undertaken within the temperatures range of 1223 K–1473 K coupled with strain rates of 0.1 s−1 to 50 s−1. The constitutive equations and the model of dynamic recrystallization for Incoloy 028 alloy were quantitatively constructed according to the hot compression experiments. The results show that flow curves follow a similar trend with an initial increase and followed by a smooth decrease or a plateau. The DRX fraction was found to increase with the deformation temperature, and it were in good agreement with the optical microscopy (OM) analysis, confirming the accuracy of the DRX model. Furthermore, the deformed specimen was partitioned into three regions (center, bulge, and end regions) based on the inhomogeneous distribution of stresses and strains during hot compression, and the DRX fractions in different deformation regions are with a quite difference, which were also confirmed by OM analysis.
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