Guo-Zheng Quan;Lei Zhao;Yan-Wei Zhang
. 2012, 43(02): 222-226.
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The true stress-strain curves of Ti-6Al-2Zr-1Mo-1V alloy were achieved by a series of isothermal compression tests under the deformation temperatures of 1073~1323K and the strain rates of 0.01~10s-1, which would be taken as the basic data for identifying and further characterizing the critical conditions of dynamic recrystallization(DRX). Through comparison of flow stress curves under different deformation conditions, it’s found that in low temperature, high strain rate conditions softening effect is mainly due to dynamic recovery, while in high temperature, low strain rate conditions due to dynamic recrystallization. Based on the true stress-strain data, curves under different deformation conditions were obtained through introducing hard working rate. Combined with the infection criterion of curves, two potential parameters were identified as following: the critical strain and the critical stress for DRX, which contribute to characterizing the initiation of DRX evolution. The Arrhenius equation was introduced for calculating several important material constants such as , , , ,and further for response surface of the activation energy of DRX to strain rate and deformation temperature. A critical stain model representing the DRX critical conditions was further adopted and the mathematical relation between critical strain and thermodynamic parameters during hot deformation was explicated. Final simulation results show that the critical model is of high precision.