关键词:
magnesium alloy
ultrahigh-pressure
strength-ductility synergy
corrosion resistance
hydrogen storage property
摘要:
Magnesium alloys are the lightest metallic structural materials. The density of magnesium alloys is similar to 1.7 g/cm(3), which is similar to 2/3 of the aluminum alloy, similar to 2/5 of titanium alloys, and similar to 1/4 of steel. Magnesium alloys possess high specific strength, excellent casting performance, excellent biocompatibility, good electromagnetic shielding performance, remarkable damping performance, and ease of recovery. They have broad application potential in aerospace, defense, automobile transportation, biomedical, electronic 3C, construction, and energy fields. China has substantial Mg resources. The development of low-cost and high-performance magnesium alloys in the lightweight field can transform resource advantages into industrial benefits while promoting energy conservation and emission reduction in production and daily life. This is strategically significant for the enhancement of the country's technology industry and the achievement of the objectives of "carbon peak and carbon neutrality". However, commercial magnesium alloys currently possess relatively low strength, poor ductility, and corrosion resistance compared with common metallic structural materials like steel and aluminum alloys, significantly hindering the large-scale industrial application of magnesium alloys as structural materials. Many methods exist to enhance the comprehensive mechanical properties of magnesium alloys. Conventionally, the microstructure of magnesium alloys can be modified by adding alloying elements, plastic deformation, and heat treatment. The strength of magnesium alloys can be improved through grain refinement, work hardening, solid solution strengthening, and precipitation strengthening. Nevertheless, magnesium alloys prepared through these traditional methods can achieve excellent strength but at the expense of ductility, leading to the strength- ductility tradeoff in the magnesium alloy. At present, ultrahigh-pressure (UHF) treatment technology can a