Abstract
High pressure torsion is a well known and widespread processing technique for severe plastic deformation. The aim of high pressure torsion and other comparable techniques is to obtain ultrafine-grained or even nanocrystalline materials with enhanced mechanical and physical properties compared with their coarse-grained counterparts. Generally this refinement process is strongly influenced by processing parameters such as temperature or accumulated strain, but can also simply be affected by the entire experimental setup. Therefore, the benefits and limitations of the process with regard to grain refinement, homogeneity and specimen size, underlined with experimental results using different tools, will be discussed.
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