Micropillar compression deformation of single crystals of Fe3Ge with the L12 structure
Micropillar compression deformation of single crystals of Fe3Ge with the L12 structure
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L12结构Fe3Ge单晶的微柱压缩变形
DOI:
10.1016/j.actamat.2021.116779
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发表时间:
2021
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Inui Haruyuki
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作者:
Chen Zhenghao;Inui Haruyuki
The plastic deformation behavior of single crystals of Fe 3 Ge with the L1 2 structure has been investigated at room temperature as a function of crystal orientation by micropillar compression tests. In addition to slip on (010), slip on (111) is observed to occur in Fe 3 Ge for the first time. The CRSS (critical resolved shear stress) for (111)[10 1¯] slip, estimated by extrapolating the size-dependent strength variation to the ‘bulk’size, is~ 240 MPa, which is almost 6 times that (~ 40 MPa) for (010)[10 1¯] slip similarly estimated. The dissociation scheme for the superlattice dislocation with b=[10 1¯] is confirmed to be of the APB (anti-phase boundary)-type both on (010) and on (111), in contrast to the previous prediction for the SISF (superlattice intrinsic stacking fault) scheme on (111) because of the expected APB instability. While superlattice dislocations do not have any preferential directions to align when gliding on (010)(indicative of low frictional stress at room temperature), the alignment of superlattice dislocations along their screw orientation is observed when gliding on (111). This is proved to be due to thermally-activated cross-slip to form Kear-Wilsdorf locks, indicative of the occurrence of yield stress anomaly that is observed in many other L1 2 compounds such as Ni 3 Al. Some important deformation characteristics expected to occur in Fe 3 Ge (such as the absence of SISF-couple dissociation and the occurrence of yield stress anomaly) will be discussed in the light of the experimental results obtained (APB energies on (111) and (010) and CRSS values for slip on (111) and (010)).