Abstract
Evidence for the formation of slip lines and slip bands has usually been obtained from slip-line replica and etch-pit techniques. An apparatus has been built to detect the formation of small slip events within a crystal by monitoring small longitudinal oscillations of the test specimen which occur when the load is momentarily relaxed. Each load drop results in a burst of acoustic energy, some of which are detected and recorded electronically. Results are presented of measurements of the frequency and magnitude of acoustic pulses from single-crystal specimens during plastic flow. They suggest that slip events occur cooperatively and that dislocation velocities during yielding may be as high as 103 cm/sec.
Publisher
Canadian Science Publishing
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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109 articles.
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