X-Ray Stress Measurement for Rolled Magnesium Alloy AZ61 Made by Twin-Roll Casting
Koji YATSUSHIRO, Daisuke SUZUKI, Masaaki SANO, Teruo ISHIGURO, Yukari MITSUI, Chiaki SAKAMOTO, Tomomi ITO and Hayato KATAGIRI
Abstract:For the application to the structure part of the magnesium alloy, material evaluations such as mechanical strength, fatigue property and property of stress corrosion cracking are necessary. Therefore, the X-ray stress measurement that is Non-destructive inspection is effective technique. However, there are few reports that described X-rays stress measurement about magnesium alloy. The report considered about X-ray elastic constant and stress constant in detail is not found. In this report, X-ray elastic and stress constants of rolled AZ61 magnesium alloy were measured. As result, by removing surface layer that has anelastic behavior and considering texture of specimen, X-ray elastic and stress constants can be measured. The X-ray elastic constants of AZ61 magnesium alloy in as received specimens were 41.2 GPa by using 1014 diffraction and 39.9 GPa by using 1015 diffraction. Key Words:Magnesium alloy, X-ray diffraction, X-ray stress measurement, X-ray elastic constant, X-ray stress constant, Texture, Twin