Heterogeneous twin structure and spontaneous plastic strain evolution in extruded AZ31 Mg alloy under multi-degree-of-freedom reciprocating torsion-compression
Mingyang Jiao , Xuejian Yang , Zhijia Liu , Ruihong Li , Baodong Shi , Yan Peng , Xianhua Chen
Microstructures ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (2) -2026046.
The microstructural evolution and mechanical responses under multi-degree-of-freedom reciprocating torsion-compression deformations remain to be fully elucidated, particularly regarding the Swift and inverse Swift effects and their physical mechanisms, which constrain the design and formability of textured Mg alloys. Therefore, the multi-degree-of-freedom reciprocating pre-torsional-compressive loadings along extrusion direction (ED) were specifically designed. The twinning behaviours and the radial distribution of twin structures were systematically analysed. The driving mechanisms of the Swift and subsequent inverse Swift effects were discussed. Results demonstrated that free end torsion (FET) deformation induced radially linear-gradient twinning structure, while reverse FET (RFET) loading triggered FET twins detwinning and extensive {10
Magnesium alloy / multi-degree-of-freedom / reciprocating torsion / compression / twinning / inverse Swift effect
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