Abstract
Low-temperature anelasticity related to dislocations and point defects in bcc Fe–26 at.% Al and in two hcp titanium alloys, severely deformed by high-pressure torsion, has been studied by mechanical spectroscopy. Up to five peaks have been observed; at least some of these can be classified as Hasiguti peaks. The stabilities of the internal friction peaks against heating are different. Mechanical spectroscopy is a useful tool to study the early annealing stages of severely plastically deformed alloys.
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