Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen
Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen
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I am wondering out of curiosity what effect an annealing process would have on a yielded tensile specimen. If you loaded a tensile specimen to the point of necking and then subjected this to annealing process, what type of state would the material return to? How about if the tensile specimen was only slightly yielded, more of a cold worked state?





RE: Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen
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RE: Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen
Annealing a tensile specimen after it has yielded will remove all cold work or strain hardening introduced from the test and/or from prior manufacturing, and enable the specimen to accommodate more strain to failure. Annealing will not alter the existing permanent deformation of the specimen (return to original size) from tensile testing. The microstructure will most likely exhibit grain growth from exposure to annealing.
RE: Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen
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RE: Effect of Annealing on Yielded Tensile Specimen