Abstract
AbstractThe ultrafine grain structure is very difficult to fabricate by severe plastic deformation (SPD) for metals with poor formability. In this paper, a fabrication technology of ultrafine structured dissimilar laminated metal composite sheets (LMCS) was developed for poor plastic metals which have low elongation by hot accumulative roll bonding (ARB) in conjunction with cold rolling. The hot ARBed 1100/7075 LMCS was cold rolled at room temperature after recrystallization annealing treatment. An ultrafine structured dissimilar LMCS was obtained without undergoing severe cold rolled deformation. The mechanical properties were enhanced and optimized by using heat treatment technology. The accelerated refining mechanism of grain was revealed by microstructure characterization of the composite sheet. The enhanced strength was mainly derived from the fine layers, refined grains, increased dislocation accumulation, and abundant dispersoids. The results of the research are helpful in improving the mechanical properties of dissimilar LMCS and optimizing the preparation technology.
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