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Evolution of Microstructure of Copper and Its Alloys during Severe Plastic Deformation Process

VOLOKITIN A.V., DENISSOVA A.I., FEDOROVA T.D., and LAVRINUK D.N.

Karaganda Industrial University, Republic Ave. 30, 101400 Temirtau, Kazakhstan

Received 12.10.2023, final version 22.04.2024 Download PDF logo PDF

Abstract
The changes in the properties of copper and its alloys as a result of severe plastic deformation (SPD) are reviewed. The literature review shows that contemporary materials science is aimed at solving the problem of producing ultrafine-grained materials with high-angle grain boundaries. With using of the methods of severe plastic deformation, it is possible to obtain so-called bulk nanostructured materials with grain sizes of 0.1–0.2 microns and specific substructures containing the lattice and grain-boundary dislocations. Such structures are characterised by large elastic distortions of the crystal lattice. It is believed that such fine-grained structures should simultaneously provide a high level of plastic and strength characteristics due to special stressed high-angle grains. The article discusses SPD methods such as torsion with shear, equal-channel angular pressing, screw extrusion, all-round forging, rolling with shear, etc. Among the most significant results of SPD, it is worth highlighting the increase in strength, fatigue resistance and elastic properties of the material. These changes make copper and its alloys subjected to SPD very attractive for use in many industries, including electrical engineering, aviation, medicine, etc.

Keywords: copper, copper alloys, severe plastic deformation, fine-grained microstructure, mechanical properties.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/ufm.25.02.294

Citation: A.V. Volokitin, A.I. Denissova, T.D. Fedorova, and D.N. Lavrinuk, Evolution of Microstructure of Copper and Its Alloys during Severe Plastic Deformation Process, Progress in Physics of Metals, 25, No. 2: 294–319 (2024)

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