Stress-dependent recovery of point defects in deformed aluminum: an acoustic-damping study
Stress-dependent recovery of point defects in deformed aluminum: an acoustic-damping study
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变形铝中点缺陷的应力依赖性恢复:声阻尼研究
DOI:
10.1016/s1359-6454(99)00251-7
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发表时间:
1999
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
H. Ledbetter
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作者:
H. Ogi;A. Tsujimoto;M. Hirao;H. Ledbetter
The stress dependence of point-defect diffusion to dislocations in a 99.99% polycrystalline aluminum was studied using shear-wave attenuation and phase velocity. By holding the stress after deformation, attenuation and velocity approach their nonstressed values. The holding stress was varied between 0 and 12 MPa, after applying a 15 MPa compressive stress. Time-independent attenuation and stress-induced velocity change were introduced into the Granato–Hikata–Lücke theory, which first established the change of attenuation and velocity caused by the point-defect diffusion to dislocations. Good agreement was found between measurements and the modified theory. The stress dependence of the recovery rate was interpreted as a reduction of the migration energy of point defects diffusing to dislocations, and the activation volume was calculated for uniaxial stress. Electromagnetic acoustic resonance (EMAR) was used for the measurements. Being noncontact and highly sensitive, EMAR permitted detailed measurement of the attenuation and velocity evolutions during the unloading–holding stress sequence.