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Author: Lukyanova E. A.

  • MATERIALS

    The phenomenon of reversion in aging magnesium alloys with the rare-earth metals

    • Rokhlin L.L.
    • Dobatkina T.V.
    • Tarytina I.E.
    • Lukyanova E.A.
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 13 (2019), Issue 7, pg(s) 328-330
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    The reversion in magnesium binary alloys with rare-earth metals (Nd, Sm, Y, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho) at a temperature of 300ºC has been studied. The phenomenon of the reverse dissolution of rare-earth metals in solid magnesium has been established to begin in all alloys under study already after short-term annealing at 300°C for 15 min. As the annealing time at 300°C further increases, the reverse dissolution of rare-earth metals in solid magnesium first continues and then the magnesium solid solution becomes again depleted of rareearth metals because of their precipitation. The degree of reversion has been found to generally increase with an increase in the atomic
    number of the yttrium-group rare-earth metal in accordance with its position in the lanthanum row: Gd, Tb, Dy, and Ho. The degree of reversion in the alloys with cerium-group metals (Nd, Sm) with atomic numbers below those of Gd, Tb, Dy, and Ho is substantially smaller than that is in the alloys with yttrium-group metals.

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    STRUCTURE, MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY WE43 AFTER EQUAL-CHANNEL ANGULAR PRESSING

    • Martynenko N. S.
    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Tokar A. A.
    • Raab G. I.
    • Birbilis N.
    • Dobatkin S. V.
    • Estrin Yu. Z.
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 11 (2017), Issue 8, pg(s) 413-416
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    ECAP was conducted using route Bc with an angle of 120° between the die channels and a stepwise decrease of temperature from the initial 425 °C to 300 °C at the final, 12th pass. The cumulative equivalent strain the ECAP billets underwent was about 7.8. The structure examination showed that ultrafine-grained structure with the grain size of 0.69 – 1 μm was formed during ECAP process. In addition, particles of the phase Mg12Nd with an average size of 0.45 μm were formed. The refinement of the microstructure resulted in an improvement of the mechanical properties of the alloy. After ECAP, the strength characteristics of the alloy increased to the levels of ultimate tensile strength of 300 and yield strength of 260 MPa to be compared to those for the initial state (220 MPa and150 MPa, respectively). At the same time, the ductility increased to 13.2 %, which compares favourably with the initial value of 10.5 %. The ECAP process does not affect the resistance to electrochemical corrosion. The rate of chemical corrosion was found to be reduced owing to the ECAP processing.

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    EFFECT OF RARE-EARTH METALS (Dy, Tb, Sm, Nd) ON STRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE Mg-Y-Gd-Zr SYSTEM ALLOYS

    • Rokhlin L. L.
    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Dobatkina T. V.
    • Tarytina I. E.
    • Korolkova I. G.
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 11 (2017), Issue 7, pg(s) 373-375
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    Kinetics of ageing, structure and the strength characteristics of the Mg-Y-Gd-Zr system alloys of compositions near to that of the IMV7-1(~5%Y, ~5%Gd, ~0.5%Zr, remainder Mg) alloy were studied. It was established, that alloying of the Mg-Y-Gd-Zr alloys with Dy, Tb, Sm, Nd results in strengthening of them at room and elevated temperatures both in homogenized and in aged states. Meanwhile, after addition of samarium or neodymium the ageing time needed for substantial strengthening becomes shorter, after addition of terbium it did not change actually and after addition of dysprosium it became longer. Therefore, the strengthening ageing for the Mg-Y-Gd-Zr alloys after addition of Nd, Sm or Dy requires certain corrections.

  • STRUCTURE, MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY WE43 AFTER EQUAL-CHANNEL ANGULAR PRESSING

    • Martynenko N. S.
    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Tokar A. A.
    • Raab G. I.
    • Birbilis N.
    • Dobatkin S. V.
    • Estrin Yu. Z.
    Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations., Vol. 3 (2017), Issue 5, pg(s) 176-179
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    ECAP was conducted using route Bc with an angle of 120° between the die channels and a stepwise decrease of temperature from the initial 425 °C to 300 °C at the final, 12th pass. The cumulative equivalent strain the ECAP billets underwent was about 7.8. The structure examination showed that ultrafine-grained structure with the grain size of 0.69 – 1 μm was formed during ECAP process. In addition, particles of the phase Mg12Nd with an average size of 0.45 μm were formed. The refinement of the microstructure resulted in an improvement of the mechanical properties of the alloy. After ECAP, the strength characteristics of the alloy increased to the levels of ultimate tensile strength of 300 and yield strength of 260 MPa to be compared to those for the initial state (220 MPa and150 MPa, respectively). At the same time, the ductility increased to 13.2 %, which compares favourably with the initial value of 10.5 %. The ECAP process does not affect the resistance to electrochemical corrosion. The rate of chemical corrosion was found to be reduced owing to the ECAP processing.

  • EFFECT OF HIGH PRESSURE TORSION ON THE STRUCTURE, MICROHARDNESS AND HEATING BEHAVIOUR OF THE MAGNESIUM ALLOY WE43

    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Martynenko N. S.
    • Li E. V.
    • Serebryany V. N.
    • Belyakov A. N.
    • Rokhlin L. L.
    • Dobatkin S. V.
    • Estrin Yu. Z.
    Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations., Vol. 3 (2017), Issue 4, pg(s) 161-164
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    In the present work, the magnesium alloy WE43 (Mg-Y-Nd-Zr) after high pressure torsion (HPT) was investigated. HPT was conducted at room temperature, 200 °C or 300 °C. As a result of HPT processing, a large number of twins with the twin size of 0.4 − 8.1 µm were formed. Furthermore, the HPT process led to the formation of a very fine grain structure with the average grain size of 30 – 100 nm. The deformation by HPT caused the formation of a displaced basal texture, which sharpens with an increase in the deformation temperature. The refinement of the microstructure brought about an improvement of the microhardness of the alloy over the as-received condition. The microhardness after HPT at the room temperature increased up to 1189 ± 33MPa compared with 774 ± 50 MPa in the initial state. A subsequent aging after HPT led to an additional strengthening to a level of 1411 ± 40 MPa. It was noted that thermal stability of strengthening caused by HPT did not depend on the deformation temperature and sustained up to 250 °C.

  • EFFECT OF HOT PLASTIC DEFORMATION ON DECOMPOSITION OF MAGNESIUM SOLID SOLUTION CONTAINING RARE-EARTH METALS

    • Rokhlin L. L.
    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Dobatkina T. V.
    • Korolkova I. G.
    • Ovchinnikova O. A.
    Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations., Vol. 3 (2017), Issue 3, pg(s) 95-97
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    In the work effect of the rare-earth metals (REM) on structure of the decomposed Mg supersaturated solid solution after hot deformation was investigated. Investigation indicated Mg solid solution decomposition during hot deformation with precipitation of the RErich particles preferably on the Mg grain boundaries and boundaries between originated blocks. Precipitations on the grain and block boundaries prevent recovery, recrystallization, the grain growth, and increase plasticity of alloys.

  • NONEQUILIBRIUM PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS DURING SOLID SOLUTION DECOMPOSITION IN MAGNESIUM ALLOYS CONTAINING THE RARE-EARTH METALS OF DIFFERENT SUBGROUPS

    • Rokhlin L. L.
    • Dobatkina T. V.
    • Lukyanova E. A.
    • Tarytina I. E.
    • Korolkova I. G.
    Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations., Vol. 1 (2015), Issue 1, pg(s) 19-21
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    The nonequilibrium phase transformation during decomposition of Mg supersaturated solid solutions, containing two rare-earth metals of the different subgroups (cerium and yttrium) are presented and generalized. These processes in the alloys of ternary systems differ from those in the alloys of the adjoining binary systems. They reveal also the similar features in kinetics and the nonequilibrium phase formed during solid solution decomposition

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