Prof. Dr. Qudong Wang
National Engineering Research Center of Light Alloy Net Forming and Key State Laboratory of Metal Matrix Composites, School of Material Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China
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View All Publications5 September 2022 in Progress in Materials Science
Journal Article
23 September 2013 in Applied Physics Letters
Journal Article
WJW. W. Jian
W. W. Jian
GCGuangming Cheng
Guangming ChengWXW. Z. Xu
W. Z. Xu
CKCarl Koch
Carl KochQudong WangSMS. N. Mathaudhu
S. N. Mathaudhu +1
We have recently reported that parallel stacking faults (SFs) can tremendously increase the strength of a magnesium alloy. The strengthening is found to increase linearly with the reciprocal of the mean SF spacing, d. In this study we analyze dislocation interactions with SFs, and then propose a physics-based model to explain the observed relationship between yield strength and SFs spacing. Similar to the empirical Hall-Petch relationship for grain size, it is expected that this strengthening mechanism will hold true for a variety of materials engineered with parallel spaced stacking faults over a wide range of fault spacing.
27 May 2009 in Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Journal Article
YGYan Gao
Yan Gao
Qudong WangJGJinhai Gu
Jinhai Gu
YZYang Zhao
Yang Zhao
YTYan Tong
Yan Tong
DYDongdi Yin
Dongdi Yin9 January 2009 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Journal Article
13 May 2014 in Philosophical Magazine
Journal Article
HZH. Zhou
H. Zhou
WXW.Z. Xu
W.Z. Xu
WJW.W. Jian
W.W. Jian
GCGuangming Cheng
Guangming ChengXMX.L. Ma
X.L. Ma
YZYuntian Zhu
Yuntian Zhu +3
Mg–RE alloys are among the strongest Mg-based alloys due to their unique precipitation structures. A previously unobserved metastable phase (βT) is found to coexist with reported β″ and β′ metastable phases under peak ageing conditions in a Mg–Gd–Y–Zr alloy. The position of the RE elements within the βT phase is identified using atomic-resolution high-angle annular dark field scanning transmission electron microscopy imaging, and the βT phase is shown to have an orthorhombic structure with a stoichiometry of Mg5RE. Based on these observations, a new precipitation sequence is proposed.
19 September 2016 in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A
Journal Article
DYDongdi Yin
Dongdi YinQudong WangCBC. J. Boehlert
C. J. Boehlert
ZCZ. Chen
Z. Chen
HLH. M. Li
H. M. Li
ACA. Chakkedath
A. Chakkedath
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About Me
Qudong Wang received his Ph.D. in Materials Science and
Engineering from the Dalian University of Technology in 1995. He
joined Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 1997, where he is currently a professor in the
National Engineering Research Center of Light Alloy Net Forming and State Key
Laboratory of Metal Matrix Composites. His research interest mainly focus on: (1)Aluminium alloys/Magnesium alloys and their forming technology; (2)Metals matrix/Laminated composites; (3)Fabrication and processing technoloy of materials. He published more than 470 papers. He has patented 100 national
patents. He won the China Excellent Invention Patent Award in 2003, and also the
Shanghai Excellent Invention Patent Second Prize in the following year. He also previously won the National Science and Technology Progress Award, and so on.