Abstract
The effect of the repeated unidirectional bending (RUB) process and annealing on the formability of magnesium alloy sheets was investigated. The RUB process and annealing treatments produce two effects on microstructure: grain coarsening and weakening of the texture. The sheet that underwent RUB and was annealed at 300 °C exhibits the best formability owing to the reduction of the (0002) basal texture intensity, which results in low yield strength, large fracture elongation, small Lankford value ( r-value) and large strain hardening exponent ( n-value). Compared with the as-received sheet, the coarse-grain sheet produced by RUB and annealing at 400 °C exhibits lower tensile properties but higher formability. The phenomenon is because the deformation twin enhanced by grain coarsening can accommodate the strain of thickness.
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