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Temperature effect on stress-strain properties of dispersion-hardened crystalline materials with incoherent nanoparticles O. I. Daneyko, T. A. Kovalevskaya

By: Daneyko, Olga IContributor(s): Kovalevskaya, Tatiana AMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): пластическая деформация | математическое моделирование | деформационное упрочнение | наночастицы | дисперсионно-упрочненные материалыGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Russian physics journal Vol. 61, № 9. P. 1687-1694Abstract: In this paper, the mathematical simulation is used to study the effect from the size of incoherent nanoparticles on thermal strength of heterophase aluminum alloy in materials with the equal volume fraction of the strengthening phase. It is shown that during the deformation process, prismatic dislocation loops and dislocation dipoles contribute to the dislocation density. It is found that the behavior of the flow stress curves of materials with the equal volume fraction of strengthening particles depends on a combination of scale parameters of the strengthening phase at various deformation temperatures. The areas of strong and weak temperature dependence of the flow stress are identified.
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In this paper, the mathematical simulation is used to study the effect from the size of incoherent nanoparticles on thermal strength of heterophase aluminum alloy in materials with the equal volume fraction of the strengthening phase. It is shown that during the deformation process, prismatic dislocation loops and dislocation dipoles contribute to the dislocation density. It is found that the behavior of the flow stress curves of materials with the equal volume fraction of strengthening particles depends on a combination of scale parameters of the strengthening phase at various deformation temperatures. The areas of strong and weak temperature dependence of the flow stress are identified.

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