Investigating the Plastic Behavior in Face-Centered Cubic Metals with Strain Rate Jumps

Mikhail Semenov; Lev Bulygin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.683.100

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Investigating the Plastic Behavior in Face-Centered Cubic Metals with Strain Rate Jumps

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History of loading is the result of interaction of the material microstructure evolution and the loading conditions. The present work aims at an investigation of the behavior in face-centered cubic (FCC) metals under loading with a strain rate jump at different stages. In order to describe the behavior of FCC metals under loading we propose a mathematical model. This model is based on a system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and realized as software.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 683)

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February 2016

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Mikhail Semenov*, Lev Bulygin

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Dislocations, FCC Metals, Plastic Deformation, Point Defects, Strain Rate Jumps

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