High density dislocations enhance creep ageing response and mechanical properties in 2195 alloy sheet
Shuo Wei , Pei-pei Ma , Long-hui Chen , Jian-shi Yang , Li-hua Zhan , Chun-hui Liu
Journal of Central South University ›› 2024, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (7) : 2194 -2209.
The creep strain of conventionally treated 2195 alloy is very low, increasing the difficulty of manufacturing Al-Cu-Li alloy sheet parts by creep age forming. Therefore, finding a solution to improve the creep formability of Al-Cu-Li alloy is vital. A thorough comparison of the effects of cryo-deformation and ambient temperature large pre-deformation (LPD) on the creep ageing response in the 2195 alloy sheet at 160 °C with different stresses has been made. The evolution of dislocations and precipitates during creep ageing of LPD alloys are revealed by X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. High-quality 2195 alloy sheet largely pre-deformed by 80% without edge-cracking is obtained by cryo-rolling at liquid nitrogen temperature, while severe edge-cracking occurs during room temperature rolling. The creep formability and strength of the 2195 alloy are both enhanced by introducing pre-existing dislocations with a density over 1.4×1015 m−2. At 160 °C and 150 MPa, creep strain and creep-aged strength generally increases by 4–6 times and 30–50 MPa in the LPD sample, respectively, compared to conventional T3 alloy counterpart. The elongation of creep-aged LPD sample is low but remains relevant for application. The high-density dislocations, though existing in the form of dislocation tangles, promote the formation of refined T1 precipitates with a uniform dispersion.
creep ageing / Al-Cu-Li alloy / high dislocation density / cryogenic rolling / dislocation strengthening
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