Superplastic Deformation Behavior of 2 mm Ti60 Rolled Sheet in Air Environment

The superplastic deformation behavior of 2 mm Ti60 sheet is studied, and the constitutive equation of superplastic deformation is established. The results show that when the strain rate is 5.00 × 10 −3 s −1 and the temperature is 950 °C, the maximum superplastic elongation reaches 400%. Through the analysis of the true strain–true stress curve, it is found that the average apparent activation energy ( Q ) is 490.783 kJ mol −1 and the average strain rate sensitivity ( m ) is 0.49. Dynamic spheroidization (DG) promotes the transformation of lath α phase to equiaxed α phase. Dynamic recrystallization (DRX) promotes the generation of high‐angle grain boundaries ( θ > 15°). After deformation, the strength of R‐type textures changes significantly. From the grip to the tip, the strength of R‐type texture gradually weakens, which is mainly caused by the rotation of grains during deformation. The deformation mechanism of Ti60 sheet is dominated by grain boundary sliding, and is coordinated by grain growth, DG, DRX, dislocation motion, and grain rotation.