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Mechanical behavior and microstructural evolution of AZ31 sheet at high strain rates and elevated temperatures were investigated using a tensile Split-Hopkinson bar. Flow stress and elongation increased with increasing strain rate under high strain rate conditions, but temperature had little effect. Microstructural evolution was analyzed by optical and scanning electron microscopy. Twinning was observed at high strain rates, even at 200°C and 250°C, but not under quasi-static tension. Dynamic recrystallization was observed under quasi-static conditions with increasing temperature, but not at high strain rates. Dimples were observed over the entire temperature range at high strain rates. Increasing ductility was limited compared with that under quasi-static conditions. Dynamic recrystallization occurred at strain rates of 2 000 s −1  and 3 000 s −1  at 250 °C, but the recrystallized grains were very small.

Tensile behavior and microstructural evolution for AZ31 magnesium alloys sheet at high strain rate