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Dip-Test Internal Stress and the Composite Model of Creep Deformation

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The composite model of plastic deformation is regarded as a realistic approximation of creep behaviour at elevated temperatures in a well-developed substructure consisting of dislocationdense subgrain boundaries (hard regions) and subgrain interiors (soft regions) with relatively low dislocation density. In the present contribution, the model is applied for an estimation of internal stresses that are experimentally measured by the dip-test technique. Two situations are considered within the model: (i) the density of moving dislocations is the same in both hard and soft regions and (ii) the density of moving dislocations is proportional to the local density in the respective region. The model enables to express the internal stress in terms of microstructural variables found by independent microscopic observations. It is shown that the magnitude of volume fraction of hard and soft region in the composite model has only a small effect on the value of internal stress.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 482)

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291-294

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April 2005

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Ferdinand Dobeš, Alena Orlová

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Composite Model, Creep, Internal Stress, Subgrains

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