J.M. Zhang
,
L.Z. Ma
,
J. Y. Zhuang
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Q. Deng
,
J.H Du and Z. Y Zhong(Department of Superalloys
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Central Iron & Steel Research Institute
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Beijing 100081
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China)P. Janschek(Thyssen Umformtechnik GMBH
,
42859 Remscheid
,
Germany Manuscript received 26 August 1996)
金属学报(英文版)
Isothermal constant speed compression tests of superalloy IN718 were conducted using a computer-controlled MTS machine at temperatures from 960 to 1040℃, with initial strain rates from 0.001 s~(1) to 1.0 s~(1) and engineering strain from 0.1 to 0. 7.The variations of flow stress with deformation temperature, initial strain rate and engineering strain were analyzed in the paper. It was found that there was an obvious power-law relationship between flow stress and initial strain rate, which showed the behavior of strain rate hardening of superalloy IN718 at elevated temperatures.The relationship between flow stress and temperature could be described by an inverse trigonometric function.And the turning point on the curve may be related to the behavior of δ phase at 1000℃. Meanwhile, it was found that there was a complicated relationship between flow stress and strain,which was indicative of the comprehensive effect of work hardening and dynamic softening on flow stress during hot deformation. From the results of these tests, a constitutive equation of superalloy IN718 was developed.
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