Effects of Texture and Anisotropy on Intergranular Stress Development in Zirconium

E.C. Oliver; Mark R. Daymond; Philip J. Withers

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.495-497.1553

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Effects of Texture and Anisotropy on Intergranular Stress Development in Zirconium

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The influence of texture and anisotropy on the generation of intergranular stresses in clock-rolled zirconium is investigated using neutron diffraction and elastoplastic self-consistent modelling. Comparison between experimental data and model calculations indicates that the operation mainly of prismatic and basal slip explains the trends in intergranular stress evolution during in-plane tensile and through-thickness compressive deformation, whilst twinning plays a significant role during in-plane compression.

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E.C. Oliver, Mark R. Daymond, Philip J. Withers

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Anisotropy, Neutron Diffraction, Residual Stress, Texture, Zirconium

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