Article | REF: M3031 V1

Hot forming metallurgy

Author: Frank MONTHEILLET

Publication date: March 10, 2009, Review date: March 6, 2017 | Lire en français

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    2. Slight to moderate deformations

    2.1 Heat yield strength

    Figure 5 shows variations in the macroscopic yield strength σ e of an annealed metal with temperature and strain rate. Essentially, two temperature ranges can be distinguished. At low temperatures, σ e decreases very slowly with increasing temperature and does not depend on the strain rate: this range is called the athermal plateau and corresponds to the cold deformation (T/T f < 0.3) described elsewhere in this treatise [29] . At higher temperatures, the...

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