Plaston?Elemental Deformation Process Involving Cooperative Atom Motion
Plaston?Elemental Deformation Process Involving Cooperative Atom Motion
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涉及原子协同运动的塑性元素变形过程
DOI:
10.1007/978-981-16-7715-1_6
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发表时间:
2022
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Kishida Kyosuke
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作者:
Inui Haruyuki;Kishida Kyosuke
There is an ever-increasing demand for structural materials that simultaneously possess high strength and high ductility/toughness. It is, however, very difficult to achieve this in any material because strength and ductility are in general in the trade-off relationship. The material of high strength generally exhibits low ductility/toughness (as in many ceramics) and vice versa. Plastic deformation of crystalline materials usually occurs by shear deformation along a particular crystallographic plane (referred to as slip) so that the shearing of one portion of a crystal occurs with respect to another (by the vector called ‘slip vector’) upon the crystallographic plane (called ‘slip plane’), and such slip is usually (in many cases) carried by a lattice defect called ‘dislocation’, which is defined as the boundary (line defect) between slipped and unslipped regions on the crystallographic plane (slip plane)(Fig. 6.1). The dislocation can move on the slip plane under the exerted shear stress, displacing one portion of a crystal with respect to another by the vector called ‘Burgers vector’. If the stress required to move dislocations is high, the strength of the material is high but the ductility is low because of the difficulty in the dislocation motion. If the stress required to move dislocations is low, in contrast, the strength of the material is low but the ductility is high due to the ease in the dislocation motion.‘Dislocation’is a line defect characterized by the Burgers vector and line vector. By definition, all atoms of one portion of a crystal along the dislocation line are