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γ-TiAl合金高温塑性变形力学行为及本构模型的研究进展(英文) ResearchProgressonHighTemperaturePlasticDeformationBehaviorandConstitutiveModelofγ-TiAlAlloy Abstract: γ-TiAlalloyshavebeenwidelyusedinaerospaceandautomotiveindustriesduetotheirexcellenthigh-temperatureproperties,suchashighstrength-to-weightratio,goodcorrosionresistance,andlowdensity.However,theunderstandingoftheirhigh-temperatureplasticdeformationbehaviorandthedevelopmentofconstitutivemodelsarestillongoingresearchtopics.Thispaperreviewstheresearchprogressonthehigh-temperatureplasticdeformationbehaviorandconstitutivemodelsofγ-TiAlalloys. 1.Introduction: γ-TiAlalloysareintermetalliccompoundscomposedofaγ-TiAlphaseandasmallamountofα2-Ti3Alphase.Theypossessauniquecombinationofproperties,makingthemattractiveforvariousapplicationsinhigh-temperatureenvironments.However,thelimitedductilityandpoorworkabilityathightemperatureshavehinderedtheirwidespreaduse.Understandingtheplasticdeformationbehaviorathightemperaturesandestablishingaccurateconstitutivemodelsareessentialforimprovingtheperformanceofγ-TiAlalloys. 2.HighTemperaturePlasticDeformationBehavior: 2.1.DynamicRecoveryandRecrystallization: Duringplasticdeformationathightemperatures,γ-TiAlalloysundergodynamicrecoveryanddynamicrecrystallizationprocesses.Dynamicrecoverycanreducedislocationdensityandincreasegrainsize,promotingtheimprovementofworkabilityandductility.Dynamicrecrystallizationleadstotheformationofnewgrainswithlowdislocationdensity,whichfurtherenhancesthehigh-temperaturemechanicalproperties. 2.2.TwinningandSlip: Twinningandsliparethepredominantdeformationmechanismsinγ-TiAlalloys.Twinsarecommonlyobservedatroomtemperature,buttheircontributiontoplasticdeformationdecreasesathightemperatures.Slip,ontheotherhand,becomesthedominantdeformationmechanismatelevatedtemperatures.Slipsystemsinγ-TiAlalloysincludebasalslip,pyramidalslip,andprismaticslip.Theactivationofdifferentslipsystemsdependsontemperature,strainrate,andcrystallographicorientation. 3.ConstitutiveModeling: Thedevelopmentofconstitu