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• TITLE: Application of the Mechanical Threshold Stress Model to Large Strain Processing

  AUTHORS: Paul S. Follansbee

  KEYWORDS: Mechanical Threshold Stress Model, Large-Strain Deformations, ECAP, Stress-Strain Curves, Shear Deformations, Activation Energy, Strain-Hardening

  JOURNAL NAME: Materials Sciences and Applications, Vol.13 No.5, May 16, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Large-strain deformations introduce several confounding factors that affect the application of the Mechanical Threshold Stress model. These include the decrease with the increasing stress of the normalized activation energy characterizing deformation kinetics, the tendency toward Stage IV hardening at high strains, and the influence of crystallographic texture. Minor additions to the Mechanical Threshold Stress model are introduced to account for variations of the activation energy and the addition of Stage IV hardening. Crystallographic texture cannot be modeled using an isotropic formulation, but some common trends when analyzing predominantly shear deformation followed by uniaxial deformation are described. Comparisons of model predictions with measurements in copper processed using Equal Channel Angular Pressing are described.