1997
DOI: 10.1134/1.1261948
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Evolution of deformation domains and kinetics of fatigue fracture of Duralumin polycrystals at the mesoscopic level

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“…The vector fields for the untreated specimens (.igs. 12a and 12c) represent displacements typical for brittle-ductile growth of a fatigue crack [12] when opening of its tip is preceded by translational-rotational vortex motion of material. In the region of crack growth, a clearly defined deformation relief in the form of slip traces and folds at grain boundaries arises (.ig.…”
Section: Alternate Cyclic Bendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The vector fields for the untreated specimens (.igs. 12a and 12c) represent displacements typical for brittle-ductile growth of a fatigue crack [12] when opening of its tip is preceded by translational-rotational vortex motion of material. In the region of crack growth, a clearly defined deformation relief in the form of slip traces and folds at grain boundaries arises (.ig.…”
Section: Alternate Cyclic Bendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our opinion, the fatigue crack propagates through coalescence of microcracks at the boundaries of structural elements. At the next stage of fatigue fracture [12], the mechanism of crack growth can be characterized as opening mode cracking (.igs. 12e and 12g).…”
Section: Alternate Cyclic Bendingmentioning
confidence: 99%