2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmps.2015.08.008
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The mechanisms governing the activation of dislocation sources in aluminum at different strain rates

Abstract: a b s t r a c tThis article examines the time to activate Frank-Read sources in response to macroscopic strain rates ranging from 10 1 s À 1 to 10 10 s À 1 in aluminium under athermal conditions. We develop analytical models of the bowing of a pinned dislocation segment as well as numerical simulations of three dimensional dislocation dynamics. We find that the strain rate has a direct influence on both the activation time and the source strength of FrankRead sources at strain rates up to 10 6 s À 1 , and the … Show more

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“…Согласно [19] зависимость ширины упругого фронта от скорости деформацииε описывается со- включение" гомогенного механизма зарождения дислокаций [17][18][19][20].…”
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“…Согласно [19] зависимость ширины упругого фронта от скорости деформацииε описывается со- включение" гомогенного механизма зарождения дислокаций [17][18][19][20].…”
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“…С учетом релятивистского ограничения вязкости зависимость скорости дислокаций от напряжения u(τ ) определяется уравнением [18,19] …”
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“…Investigating the detailed process of dislocations bowing out and moving through a field of obstacles in metals aids in understanding the onset of flow through lattice, work hardening, and dislocation multiplication from Frank-Read sources [2]. Several modeling techniques, including molecular dynamics (MD) [3,4], dislocation dynamics (DD) [5,6], phase field method [7,8], and level set method [9], have been employed to simulate dislocation bow-out. In most of these studies, only one dislocation segment bows out from an isolated pair of obstacles.…”
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