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Tensile deformation characteristics and high-plasticity mechanism of directionally solidified pure magnesium

Authors: ZHANG Hang; FANG Da-ran; ZHAO Sheng-shi; LIN Xiao-ping; LIAN Yong-qiang; ZHANG Xu-zhao; GAO Qiu-zhi

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-5960-0Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Directionally solidified pure Mg with columnar crystals achieves a high elongation of 53% at room temperature, demonstrating exceptional tensile plasticity. • The growth orientation concentrated in <022ˉ5> ensures high Schmid factors (>0.43) for basal <a> slip, enhancing deformation capability. • A geometric compatibility factor greater than 0.7 across grain boundaries indicates outstanding strain coordination and reduced boundary cracking. • This work provides a strategy to overcome the inherent low plasticity of cast Mg by optimizing grain morphology and orientation via directional solidification.