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Abstract
The aim of the research was to determine the deformation condition of ECAP process of multiphase high strength aluminium bronze BA1032. The studies have indicated that it is possible to deform multiphase aluminium bronze BA1032 in the ECAP process at a temperature of 400°C and die angle Φ =110°. The deformation of the bronzes at lower temperatures encounters some difficulties - cracks appear which make repeated ECAP impossible. The cracks appear on the top surface of the samples where it contacts the surface of the outlet channel. FEM simulations show that the largest plastic strains occur in this area. The proposed ECAP method of large plastic deformations as applied to the investigated aluminium bronzes makes it possible to obtain very strong refinement especially of eutectoid [α] + [γ][2].
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