Abstract
Shear bands in metallic materials have been reported to be catastrophic because they normally lead to non-uniform plastic deformation.Ductility of laminated metallic composites deteriorates with increasing processing strain,particularly for those having hexagonal-close-packed(hcp)constituents due to inade-quate slip systems and consequently prominent shear banding.Here,we propose a design strategy that counterintuitively tolerates the bands with localized strains,i.e.the shear banded laminar(SBL)struc-ture,which promotes<c+a>dislocation activation in hcp metals and renders unprecedented strength-ductility combination in hcp-metal-based composites fabricated by accumulative roll bonding(ARB).The SBL structure is characterized with one soft hcp metal constrained by adjacent hard metal in which dis-locations have been accumulated near the bimetal interfaces.High-energy X-ray diffraction astonishingly reveals that more than 90％of dislocations are non-basal in Ti layers of the SBL Ti/Nb composite processed by eight ARB cycles.Moreover,<c+a>dislocations occupy a high fraction of～30％,promoting further<c+a>cross slip.The unique stress field tailored by both shear banding and heterophase interface-mediated de-formation accommodation triggers important<c+a>slip.This SBL design is of significance for developing hcp-based laminates and other heterostructured materials with high performances.
基金项目
国家自然科学基金(51922026)
Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(N2002005)
Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(N2007011)
高等学校学科创新引智计划(111计划)(B20029)
Czech Ministry of Education,Youth and Sports(infrastructure ESS Scandinavia-CZ)project(LM2018111)
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