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DTIC ADA290817: Superplastic Ceramics.
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Superplasticity is a newly observed phenomenon in
ceramics, with the first publication appearing in 1986.
The current program has centered on an experimental study
of superplasticity in polycrystalline iron carbide. This
material has been made superplastic by utilization of two
processing methods: powder processing and ingot-
processing. In both cases the end microstructure is a
continuous phase of ultra-fine grained iron carbide. The
ultra-fine grained powder processed material was
successfully gas-pressure blow-formed into a spherical
shaped object, and its deformation followed the predicted
behavior of a high strain-rate sensitive material that is
controlled by grain-boundary sliding. Thermo-mechanical
processing routes were developed to refine the coarse as-
cast ingot microstructure. Structural refinement is a
result of creation of strain-free regions by carbon
dissolution from high strain energy subgrain boundaries
and slip bands. It is proposed that thermomechanical
processing of ingot-cast eutectic-composition oxide
ceramics to achieve a superplastic structure is feasible.
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Date Published: 2018-03-22 07:03:59
Identifier: DTIC_ADA290817
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Language: english
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