The theory of solution hardening
The theory of solution hardening
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DOI:
10.1080/14786437708235994
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发表时间:
1977-03
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
F. Nabarro
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作者:
F. Nabarro
Abstract The glide plane of a dislocation contains a concentration c of obstacles, which we take to be attractive potential wells each made of four parabolic arcs of width w, exerting a maximum attractive force fm. If the line tension of the dislocation is T, the nature of its motion is controlled by the parameter β = f m/4Tcw 2. When β is large the motion occurs in the Friedel limit. A length of dislocation line interacting with three consecutive obstacles A, B, C breaks away from B and moves until it interacts with a fourth obstacle D. The portions of dislocation line outside the segment AC do not move appreciably during this process. If the Burgers vector of the dislocation is 6, the critical resolved shear stress τc is given in this limit by bτc = (f m 3c/2T)1/2. In the Labusch limit, where β is small, we find, in agreement with Labusch, that the motion of a dislocation segment through a well is then adiabatic and non-dissipative. The segment of dislocation which moves coherently is in contact with ma...