Computer Modelling of Influence of Crystal Lattice Friction Stress on the Dislocation Annihilation Process

Abstract:

In this paper the effect of lattice friction stress on the process of dislocations annihilation is considered using dislocation dynamics method. It is shown that if dislocations of the opposite sign are located in the area where their own tension is greater than the friction stress, they annihilate. Consideration of this fact allows to connect the microscopic processes of annihilation with evolution of dislocation density in the sample under small external stresses and unloading. The area in which annihilation occurs is calculated to be proportional to the square of the friction stress/shear modulus ratio.It is also shown that the parameter responsible for the rate of dislocation annihilation depends on the cube of the ratio of the friction stress to the shear modulus, because it is inversely proportional to the number of annihilating dislocations and the time in which a dislocation pair annihilates.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1177)
• Pages: 31-43
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/p-hpu55n
• Online since: June 2023
• Authors: Kateryna Borysovska*
• Keywords: Dislocation Annihilation, Dislocation Dynamics, Dislocation Ensemble, Friction Stress

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