Abstract
Hot deformation behaviour of AlCoCrFeNi2.1 eutectic high entropy alloy, consisting of fcc (CoCrFe-rich) and BCC (NiAl-rich) phases is studied by generating contour maps of multiple models using high temperature thermo-mechanical simulator compression test data. The workability regimes for thermomechanical processing are identified as 1073–1150 K and 10−3– 10−2.2s−1 as well as 1338–1373 K and 10−3–10−1.2 s−1. Finite element simulation has been used to study the strain distribution and material flow during hot deformation, which assists for predicting actual material flow in forging process. Flow instabilities during hot forming has been avoided by adopting integrated approach.
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