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Year 2008 No 3

Fujda M., Kvačkaj T., Vojtko M., Milkovič O.
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND FRACTURE SURFACE MORPHOLOGY OF EN AW 2024 ALUMINIUM ALLOY PREPARED BY ECAP
Keywords: EN AW 2024 aluminium alloy|equal channel angular pressing (ECAP)|ultra-fine grain microstructure|mechanical properties|fracture morphology|
No 3 (2008), p. 331-341
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Bidulská J., Kočiško R., Kvačkaj, T., Bidulský R., Actis Grande M.
NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF EN AW 2014 ALUMINIUM ALLOY IN ECAP PROCESS
Abstract
The finite element method (FEM) is a proven and reliable technique for analyzing various forming processes, including a progressive technique like Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP). ECAP is one of the severe plastic deformation (SPD) techniques, which is rather effective for producing ultrafine-grained (UFG) metals with enhanced mechanical and processing properties inherent in various ultrafine-grained materials. The plastic deformation behaviour of the materials during the ECAP process with a round die corner angle (90°) and a frictionless condition was investigated using a program DEFORM 2D (it is a FEM based process simulation system). The aluminium alloy EN AW 2014 was used as the workpiece material; the stress-strain relationship were derived both from experimental investigation and from DEFORM 2D database. The main aim of the present work was provided information concerning the distribution of effective strain, strain rates and temperatures in the aluminium alloy EN AW 2014. The simulation analyses of ECAP process of aluminium alloy EN AW 2014 by means of the DEFORM 2D shows that in term of prediction individual parameters during forming processing was in the some case (strain rate intensity and temperature) sensible different, providing that material characteristic were given by database or on the basis experimentally determined stress-strain curve. In this regard, is necessary to consider in the simulation process to appear from knowledge of material characteristic obtained by laboratory test of formability.

Keywords: aluminium alloy|SPD|ECAP|FEM|DEFORM|
No 3 (2008), p. 342-348
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Bidulský R., Actis Grande M., Kabátová M., Selecká M.
THE EFFECT OF CARBON COATING AND CARBON ADMIXING ON THE COMPRESSIBILITY OF ASTALOY CrL
Keywords: compaction|compressibility|linear regression|density|porosity|
No 3 (2008), p. 349-355
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Plešingerová B., Lukáčová H., Horkavcová D., Vojtko M.
CRYSTALLIZATION OF CALCIUM PHOSPHATES ON ALKALI-TREATED Ti–SUBSTRATE
Keywords: Precalcification|SCS an SBF Fluids|Activation of Titanium|
No 3 (2008), p. 356-370
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Dutkiewicz J., Kováčová A., Maziarz M., Litynska L.
MICROSTRUCTURE ANALYSE AND MICROHARDNESS MEASUREMENTS OF BULK METALLIC GLASSES AND THEIR COMPOSITES
Keywords: amorphous metals|metallic glasses|Ni-based alloys|mechanical alloying|hot vacuum pressing|porosity|microhardness|
No 3 (2008), p. 371-380
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Lascsáková M.
THE INFLUENCE OF USING THE DIFFERENT NUMERICAL METHODS TO FORECAST THE ALUMINIUM PRICES BY MEANS OF TWO INITIAL VALUES
Keywords: forecasting|numerical modelling|ordinary differential equation|
No 3 (2008), p. 381-389
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Straka Ľ.
ANALYSIS OF HEATED AFFECTED SAMPLE SURFACE AFTER WEDM PROCESS
Keywords: Parameters of Technological Process|Heat Affected Zone (HAZ)|Quality of Surface|Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (WEDM)|
No 3 (2008), p. 390-396
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Petrík J., Mikloš V., Tompoš T, Jakub M.
THE EVALUATION OF THE HARDNESS TESTER CALIBTATION QUALITY
Keywords: Vickers hardness test|calibration|uncertainty|
No 3 (2008), p. 405-413
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Ivanišin P., Hirjak M.
BLAST FURNACE SLAG, PROCESSING AND UTILIZATION
Keywords: blast furnace slag|processing of slag|granulated blast furnace slag|blast furnace gravel and blast furnace pumice|utilization of blast furnace slag|
No 3 (2008), p. 414-418
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