2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2022.103271
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An investigation on tensile and fatigue properties of cast Al-7Si-1.5Cu alloy applied in cylinder head considering size effect phenomenon

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“…Where the activation of a dislocation source causes the grain to undergo a yielding effect, Dong [6] obtained a model for the accumulation and transfer of newly generated dislocations. Zhao [7] showed that the grain size effect is caused by the anisotropy caused by the different orientations of a small number of grains in thickness, and showed that the Hall-Petch equation is the most effective equation to describe the grain size effect, finding that the dislocation density is influenced by the average grain size, modifying the Hall-Petch equation. Peng Linfa [8][9][10] obtained the flow stresses at mesoscopic scales by substituting the scaling factors characterising the size effect into the instanton equations.…”
Section: Iintroductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Where the activation of a dislocation source causes the grain to undergo a yielding effect, Dong [6] obtained a model for the accumulation and transfer of newly generated dislocations. Zhao [7] showed that the grain size effect is caused by the anisotropy caused by the different orientations of a small number of grains in thickness, and showed that the Hall-Petch equation is the most effective equation to describe the grain size effect, finding that the dislocation density is influenced by the average grain size, modifying the Hall-Petch equation. Peng Linfa [8][9][10] obtained the flow stresses at mesoscopic scales by substituting the scaling factors characterising the size effect into the instanton equations.…”
Section: Iintroductionmentioning
confidence: 99%