Abstract
The deformation characteristics of rolled Mg alloy AZ31, which was previously compressed along the rolling direction and then re-compressed along the transverse direction, have been numerically investigated. Secondary/double twinning is allowed in the current EVPSC-TDT model, and {10-12}-{10-12} secondary twinning is found to play an important role in reproducing the experimental data. The deformation behavior of the pre-compressed materials associated with primary and secondary twining has been interpreted in terms of the predicted activities, twin volume fractions and texture evolutions. The {10-12}-{10-12} secondary twinning in the previously twinned region is most active for the 9% pre-compressed material while primary twinning within the residual un-twinned domain dominates twinning behavior for the 3% pre-compressed material.
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