2001
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/ddf.194-199.1247
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Mass Transfer by Laser-Generated Dislocations

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“…Calculations in [5] and experimental data in [24] show that temperature influence of the laser beam during nano-second reaches the depths in order of µm. As a result the concentration of the vacancies in the near-to-surface layers are much than the concentration of the interstitials and vise versa in deepest layers [4] .…”
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“…Calculations in [5] and experimental data in [24] show that temperature influence of the laser beam during nano-second reaches the depths in order of µm. As a result the concentration of the vacancies in the near-to-surface layers are much than the concentration of the interstitials and vise versa in deepest layers [4] .…”
Section: Calculations and Estimationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, effective forces, which appears due to the action of the inhomogeneous thermal-elastic stresses, cause the displacements of the part of dislocation or whole piled up dislocation group, which, in turn cause the plastic deformation of the near-to-surface areas of the laser-influenced metal. The transmission electronic microscopy data show [7], that the formation of the cellular structure is the result of the creation, accumulation, A motion of the dislocations and its interactions also cause the generation of point defects [4]. A type of generated defect, namely, a vacancy or an interstitial atom, depends on as the dislocation interaction mechanism [14], [15], as the deformation velocity [16].…”
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