Reversed creep deformation behavior of metals (高温強度(特集))
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概要
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It is shown that the creep deformation resistance of a variety of metals is reduced by repeated reversed deformation at temperatures above 0.4 T_m. where T_m is the absolute melting temperature of each metal. The reduction of creep deformation resistance due to stress reversals is most prominent at approximately 0.5 T_m where the average creep rate may increase by as much as a factor of twenty due to 50-100 stress reversals. Metallographic studies show that the observed acceleration of creep at high temperatures is in part due to the enhancement of grain boundary sliding as a result of gradual grain boundary migration toward planes of maximum shear stress during reversed creep deformation.
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- 1972-03-15
著者
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Morrow Jodean
Department Of Theoretical And Applied Mechanics University Of Illinois
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KITAGAYA Masaki
Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, University of Illinois