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Title
A comparative study of microstructure and mechanical properties between friction stir welded single and double phase brass alloys
Type of Research Article
Keywords
Frictionstirwelding Microstructure Dislocation density Mechanical properties Brass
Abstract
This studywasdoneinordertocomparethemicrostructureandmechanicalpropertiesoffrictionstir welded singleanddoublephasebrassalloys.Themicrostructureofthejointswereexaminedusing optical microscope,scanningelectronmicroscope(SEM),scanningtransmissionelectronmicroscope (STEM), andX-raydiffraction.Furthermore,tensiletestandfractographywereappliedtoevaluatethe mechanical propertiesofthejoints.Theresultsshowedthatthegrainsizeofthestirzoneinthedouble phase jointwassmallerthanthatofthesinglephasealloy.Incomparisonwithbasemetals,bothofthe joints containedhighdensityofdislocationswithaqualitativelysimilartexture.However,thedislocation density ofthedoublephasejointwassomewhatlowerthanthatofthesinglephaseone.Moreover,the joints hadhighertensilestrength,lowerelongationandlessductilefracturecomparedtotheirbase metals duetotheir finer grainsizeandhigherdislocationdensity.Thedoublephasejointhadhigher strength andlowerelongationthansinglephasejointduetotheeffectofthesecondphase.
Researchers Akbar Heidarzadeh (First Researcher)، Tohid Saeid (Second Researcher)