Fatigue Bauschinger Effect

Bauschinger effect in thin metal films

The Bauschinger effect in thin sputter-deposited Al and Cu films is studied by isothermally deforming the films alternately in tension and compression. Passivated films exhibit an unusual Bauschinger effect with reverse flow already occurring on unloading, while unpassivated films show little or no reverse flows when the film is fully unloaded. 2005 Acta Materialia Inc. Published by Elsevier Lt...

Bauschinger effect in unpassivated freestanding nanoscale metal films

We show experimentally that unpassivated freestanding nanoscale metal films, subjected to uniaxial tension, show substantial Bauschinger effect (BE) during unloading, even at large overall tensile stresses. Aluminum films (thickness 200–400 nm, grain size 200 nm) show BE at stresses as high as 150 MPa and their plastic strain after unloading is often less than 50% of the expected value. In gold...

The Effect of Twinning and Slip on the Bauschinger Effect of Hadfield Steel Single Crystals

The Bauschinger effect (BE) in single crystals of Hadfield manganese steel (Fe, 12.3Mn, 1.0C in wt pct) was studied for three crystallographic orientations, [111], [123], and [001]. Both forward tensionreverse compression (FT/RC) and forward compression-reverse tension (FC/RT) loading schemes were used to investigate the role of deformation history on the BE. The evolution of stress-strain resp...

Bauschinger Effect Design Procedures for Autofrettaged Tubes including Material Removal and Sachs' Method

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Springback prediction of titanium tube bending considering Bauschinger effect and Young's modulus variation