The authors are very sorry for their carelessness that there are some problems with Eq.(14)and the fund in the original manuscript.Firstly,Eq.(14)in the original manuscript is:k=k_(s)f^(O)_(sp)/f_(sp)+f^(C)_(sp)/f_(s...The authors are very sorry for their carelessness that there are some problems with Eq.(14)and the fund in the original manuscript.Firstly,Eq.(14)in the original manuscript is:k=k_(s)f^(O)_(sp)/f_(sp)+f^(C)_(sp)/f_(sp)=η(k s−1)+1,the latter step of Eq.(14)is repeated with Eq.(15),thus it should be deleted and Eq.(14)revised to k=k_(s)f^(O)_(sp)/f_(sp)+f^(C)_(sp)/f_(sp).展开更多
A general rule of strength and plasticity was proposed for three typical wrought Al alloys(2xxx,6xxx,and 7xxx)subjected to different aging times.Investigations of the work-hardening processes and dislocation configura...A general rule of strength and plasticity was proposed for three typical wrought Al alloys(2xxx,6xxx,and 7xxx)subjected to different aging times.Investigations of the work-hardening processes and dislocation configurations in tensile and compressive testing reveal that this general rule arises because there is a common mechanism for these three kinds of wrought alloys whereby the tendency for cross-slip increases monotonously with aging time.By analyzing the strain hardening exponent and the stacking fault energy,it is demonstrated that the change in the dislocation slip mode is attributed mainly to the formation of second phases rather than to the matrix composition.Accordingly,a new work-hardening model was proposed for wrought Al alloys containing second phases and this explains the interaction between dislocations and second phases and other relevant experimental phenomena.This work is therefore beneficial for quantitatively investigating and optimizing the strength and plasticity of wrought aluminum alloys.展开更多
基金supported by the Youth Innovation Promotion Association CAS(Grant No.202,1192)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Nos.51,871,223,51,790,482,52,130,002)+2 种基金the KC Wong Education Foundation(No.GJTD-2020-09)the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grants 174321KYSB20210002)supported by the European Research Council(No.267,464-SPDMETALS(TGL)).”。
文摘The authors are very sorry for their carelessness that there are some problems with Eq.(14)and the fund in the original manuscript.Firstly,Eq.(14)in the original manuscript is:k=k_(s)f^(O)_(sp)/f_(sp)+f^(C)_(sp)/f_(sp)=η(k s−1)+1,the latter step of Eq.(14)is repeated with Eq.(15),thus it should be deleted and Eq.(14)revised to k=k_(s)f^(O)_(sp)/f_(sp)+f^(C)_(sp)/f_(sp).
基金financially supported by the Youth Innovation Promotion Association CAS(Nos.2021192,2018226,51871223,51790482,52130002)the KC Wong Education Foundation(No.GJTD-2020–09)+1 种基金the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grants 174321KYSB20210002)One of the authors was supported by the European Research Council(No.267464-SPDMETALS(TGL))。
文摘A general rule of strength and plasticity was proposed for three typical wrought Al alloys(2xxx,6xxx,and 7xxx)subjected to different aging times.Investigations of the work-hardening processes and dislocation configurations in tensile and compressive testing reveal that this general rule arises because there is a common mechanism for these three kinds of wrought alloys whereby the tendency for cross-slip increases monotonously with aging time.By analyzing the strain hardening exponent and the stacking fault energy,it is demonstrated that the change in the dislocation slip mode is attributed mainly to the formation of second phases rather than to the matrix composition.Accordingly,a new work-hardening model was proposed for wrought Al alloys containing second phases and this explains the interaction between dislocations and second phases and other relevant experimental phenomena.This work is therefore beneficial for quantitatively investigating and optimizing the strength and plasticity of wrought aluminum alloys.
