2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.matchar.2020.110608
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Role of Al addition in modifying microstructure and mechanical properties of Mg-1.0 wt% Ca based alloys

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“…The average DRXed grain size of the AX10-260 sample is estimated to be ∼1.28 µm (Figure 2(d)), which is obviously refined compared to that of the AX10-290 sample. The pole figures in the insets of Figure 2(f, i) show that the typical fibre texture with the 〈10-10〉 axis of the Mg matrix being parallel to ED has been produced in both AX10-260 and AX11-260 samples (Figure 2(e)), and the high texture intensity is mainly ascribed to the large area fraction of un-DRXed regions with a strong basal texture [27-29]. Specially, un-DRXed regions are subdivided by the low angular grain boundaries (LAGBs) and the sub-grain lamellae have been formed (Figure 2(e)).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The average DRXed grain size of the AX10-260 sample is estimated to be ∼1.28 µm (Figure 2(d)), which is obviously refined compared to that of the AX10-290 sample. The pole figures in the insets of Figure 2(f, i) show that the typical fibre texture with the 〈10-10〉 axis of the Mg matrix being parallel to ED has been produced in both AX10-260 and AX11-260 samples (Figure 2(e)), and the high texture intensity is mainly ascribed to the large area fraction of un-DRXed regions with a strong basal texture [27-29]. Specially, un-DRXed regions are subdivided by the low angular grain boundaries (LAGBs) and the sub-grain lamellae have been formed (Figure 2(e)).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Up to now, some new Mg alloys, such as Mg-Sm- [7,8], Mg-Ca- [9,10], Mg-Al- [11], Mg-Sn- [12], Mg-Mn- [13,14] and Mg-Zn-based [15] alloys, have been fabricated successfully to achieve this goal. In order to further enrich the existing low-cost, high-performance Mg alloy systems, Mg-Bi-based series alloys have been exploited in recent years, and they have great potential in developing RE-free materials with outstanding comprehensive mechanical properties.…”
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confidence: 99%