Microtwins of Transformation and their Effect on Excess Dislocation Density of FCC Deformed Material

Svetlana Kiseleva; Natal'ya Popova; Nina Koneva; Eduard Kozlov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1013.72

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Microtwins of Transformation and their Effect on Excess Dislocation Density of FCC Deformed Material

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The excess density of dislocations and internal stresses in local places of all polycrystal grain are determined. In work the methods of bending extinction contours observed by TEM is used to determine internal stresses of the deformed material. Thus depending on the deformation nature in each case components of elastic and plastic deformations or only plastic deformation was considered. The paper discusses the results of distribution of excess dislocation density and internal stresses within the grains of the austenitic steel deformed by tension (ε = 25%).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1013)

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October 2014

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Svetlana Kiseleva*, Natal'ya Popova, Nina Koneva, Eduard Kozlov

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Austenitic Steel, Bending Extinction Contours, Elastic-Plastic Deformation, Internal Stress, Microtwins, Plastic Deformation

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