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  • Cyclic deformation of single crystals of iron–silicon

    Aug 20 2006 · Abstract. Single crystals of iron and its alloys with 0·5 0·9 1·8 and 3 wt Si oriented for single slip have been cyclically deformed in tension–compression at plastic strains between 10 −4 and 10 −2.The effects of cyclic hardening changes of specimen cross-section slip traces and dislocation arrangements have been studied at 295 and 524 K and a strain rate of 1·6 x 10 −3 s −1.

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  • Strain hardening behavior of aluminum alloyed Hadfield

    Apr 01 2005 · Utilizing single crystals of Hadfield steel Shtremel and Kovalenko proposed that the strain hardening is caused by the interruption of the dislocation glide path by stacking faults.

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  • STRENGTHENING MECHANISM IN METALS

    – Dislocation density increases with deformation or cold workingDislocations are positioned closer togetherOn average dislocation-dislocation strain fields are repulsive flow 0 = k τ τ ρ disl Where ρ disl dislocation density n T =Kσ ε T n = strain hardening exponentmeasures the ability of a metal to harden n 0.5

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  • Deformation of Single Crystals

    Deformation of Single Crystals When a single crystal is deformed under a tensile stress  it is observed that plastic deformation occurs by slipon well‐defined parallel crystal planes.

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  • Microstructural Characterization of the Shear Bands in Fe

    fraction (EBSD) Recrystallization Fe-Cr-Ni single crystal 1. Introduction Thermally-assisted localized shear is an impor-tant mode of deformation leading to catastrophic failure of materials with low ductility. This phe-nomenon may occur frequently under high-strain rate deformation 1 3 and also in quasi-static deformation in certain

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  • Strain-Hardening Behavior of Dual-Phase Steel under

    Jul 29 2019 · The complexity and nonuniformity of microdeformation in high-strength dual-phase (DP) steels make it difficult to accurately predict the deformation processes in stamping. Here in situ experiments under three kinds of stress states and a crystal plasticity finite element (CPFE) model were used to predict the strain-hardening behavior of DP steel.

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  • Single Crystal DeformationIIT Madras

    •To make the connection between dislocation behavior and yield strength as measured in tension consider the deformation of a single crystal. •Given an orientation for single slip i.e. the resolved shear stress reaches the critical value on one system ahead of all others then one obtains a "pack-of-

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  • Crystal Plasticity Modeling of Single Crystal Nb

    deformation of single crystals. The hardening rate of the first stage is simulated with the classical hardening model. The rate of hardening of the second stage is modeled as the exponential function of the shear strain on the most active slip system. A criterion is devised to predict the onset of the second stage of the hardening and switch

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  • Deformation of single and polycrystals

    Sep 17 2015 · DEFORMATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALS • When a single crystal is deformed under a tensile stress it is observed that plastic deformation occurs by slip on well‐defined parallel crystal planes. • Slip always occurs on a particular set of crystallographic planes known as slip planes.

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  • Deformation of Single Crystals Polycrystalline Materials

    In a pure crystal containing a small amount of Fe 2 two different strain-hardening regions were identified with a CRSS of 0.73 ± 0.07 kg/mm 2. Moreover even if the concentration of Fe 3 is very low precipitation-hardening can be observed during aging. The effect of heat treatment on Ni 2 -doped crystals is very small.

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  • Atomistic insights into metal hardening Nature Materials

    Oct 05 2020 · Fig. 1 Stress–strain response of an single aluminium crystal subjected to tensile straining along seven different initial orientations of the straining axis.

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  • Mechanisms of fatigue deformation and failure in copper

    Two factors applied strain amplitude and crystal orientation which strongly affect rapid hardening were explored by constant strain amplitude tests on single crystals. In general a higher strain amplitude and a higher ratio of stress on the secondary system to that on the primary system act to increase the back stress and the friction

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  • High strain rate properties of metals and alloys

    crystals was reported by Osmond and Fre´mont26 includ-ing their mention of dynamic deformation and cleavage results for a few individual iron crystal beams impacted in flexural tests. Measurements and model analysis were presented for the strain rate (and temperature) dependence of zinc and iron single crystal viscoplastic behaviours in the PhD

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  • (PDF) Strain hardening of titanium role of deformation

    The experimental studies of stand better the role of deformation twinning in the Chin et al. 15 on fcc single crystals and more mechanical response of several metallic alloys. recently the work from our group 16 17 on low Furthermore we have investigated three different stacking fault energy polycrystalline fcc metals deformation paths

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  • Plastic Deformation of Metals 3 Modes Metallurgy

    A polycrystalline metal deforms plastically when its yield stress is attained. Slip in a single crystal on its slip plane too begins only after the applied stress has reached a certain minimum value. This is called the critical resolved shear stress.

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  • Work hardeningWikipedia

    Work hardening also known as strain hardening is the strengthening of a metal or polymer by plastic deformation. Work hardening may be desirable undesirable or inconsequential depending on the context. This strengthening occurs because of dislocation movements and dislocation generation within the crystal structure of the material.

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  • Strain hardening behavior of aluminum alloyed Hadfield

    Apr 18 2008 · Utilizing single crystals of Hadfield steel Shtremel and Kovalenko 3 proposed that the strain hardening is caused by the interruption of the dislocation glide path by stack-ing faults. In another study on polycrystals of Hadfield steel Zuidema et al. 9 investigated the role of alumi-num on the strain hardening response and demon-

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  • Deformation mechanisms and strain hardening of Hadfield

    Deformation mechanisms and strain hardening of Hadfield-steel single crystals alloyed with aluminum

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  • Strain rate dependency of dislocation plasticity Nature

    Mar 23 2021 · In recent years ParaDiS was employed frequently to model crystal plasticity in various situations such as bulk strain hardening grain boundary strengthening precipitation hardening and

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  • Plastic Deformation of Single Crystals SpringerLink

    Jul 19 2018 · Abstract. Chapter 3 is devoted to constitutive relations for metallic single crystals. After introducing the key concepts of crystallography an overview of the experimental evidence of plastic deformation mechanisms is presented. The yield criteria for description of the onset of plastic deformation in cubic crystals are introduced.

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  • STRENGTHENING MECHANISM IN METALS

    – Dislocation density increases with deformation or cold workingDislocations are positioned closer togetherOn average dislocation-dislocation strain fields are repulsive flow 0 = k τ τ ρ disl Where ρ disl dislocation density n T =Kσ ε T n = strain hardening exponentmeasures the ability of a metal to harden n 0.5

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  • (PDF) Deformation of Single Crystals Polycrystalline

    In general the plastic deformation of a single crystal can be divid ed into two types slip and. twinning (Figure 2a) 29 . Slip refers to sliding of a part of the crystal on a certain crystal

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  • CHAPTER 7 DISLOCATIONS AND STRENGTHENING

    • Strain hardening or cold working is the phenomenon of increasing hardness and strength of the a ductile material as a result of plastic deformation at temperatures far below its melting point. • Indeed plastic deformation leads to the multiplication of dislocations which

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  • MODELING THE DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF HADFIELD

    Aug 24 2012 · Hadfield steels are well known for their high strain hardening and upward curvature in stress–strain curves 1–3 . Twinning has been observed as the main deformation mechanism 1 in these alloys. An extensive single crystal study by the authors 3 has elucidated the competing e•ects of

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  • Cyclic deformation of single crystals of iron–silicon

    Aug 20 2006 · Abstract. Single crystals of iron and its alloys with 0·5 0·9 1·8 and 3 wt Si oriented for single slip have been cyclically deformed in tension–compression at plastic strains between 10 −4 and 10 −2.The effects of cyclic hardening changes of specimen cross-section slip traces and dislocation arrangements have been studied at 295 and 524 K and a strain rate of 1·6 x 10 −3 s −1.

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  • Deformation mechanisms and strain hardening of Hadfield

    On single crystals of Hadfield steel (Fe-13Mn-1.3C Fe-13Mn-2.7Al-1.3C wt. ) the systematical investigations of deformation mechanismsslip and twinning stages of plastic flow strain

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  • Single Crystal DeformationIIT Madras

    •To make the connection between dislocation behavior and yield strength as measured in tension consider the deformation of a single crystal. •Given an orientation for single slip i.e. the resolved shear stress reaches the critical value on one system ahead of all others then one obtains a "pack-of-

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  • Chapter Outline Dislocations and Strengthening Mechanisms

    9Plastic deformation in single crystals carefully grown metal crystals to 1012 cm-2 in heavily deformed metals. (Strain Hardening = Work Hardening = Cold Working) Ductile metals become stronger when they are deformed plastically at temperatures well below the melting point.

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  • Chapter Outline Dislocations and Strengthening Mechanisms

    9Plastic deformation in single crystals carefully grown metal crystals to 1012 cm-2 in heavily deformed metals. (Strain Hardening = Work Hardening = Cold Working) Ductile metals become stronger when they are deformed plastically at temperatures well below the melting point.

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