Microstructure and performance Flashcards

1
Q

What is the incompressibility condition?

A

Plastic deformation occurs without a change in volume, plasticity depends on shear independent of pressure

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2
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What is the effective stress?

A

A multiaxial measure of shear

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3
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What are principle stress/strain?

A

Normal to orthogonal planes on which there are no shears

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4
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What is an edge dislocation?

A

Burgers perpendicular to dislocation line

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5
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What is a screw dislocation?

A

Burgers parallel to dislocation line (screw goes in parallel to screwdriver)

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6
Q

Compare the stored energy of the types of dislocations

A

Stored energy for edge is higher than that of screw but both are proportional to the burgers vector squared

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7
Q

Where is slip likely to occur?

A

In the farthest separated (a large), most densely packed (b small) planes in close-packed directions

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8
Q

What are microcantilever beams used for?

A

To identify the activated slip systems and their critically resolved shear stress

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9
Q

What is a constraint and what is its effect?

A

Can be a gb or hydrostatic stress state

It leads to a rotation of the lattice in order to shear

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10
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What is the deformation vector composed of?

A

The undeformed vector and the displacement vector

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11
Q

What is the deformation matrix?

A

3x3 that maps the undeformed material to its deformed configuration

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12
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What are the components of the deformation tensor in 2D?

A

symmetric part - strain

asymmetric part - rotation

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13
Q

What are the Cauchy Green tensors?

A

Measures deformation
C - with respect to the undeformed configuration
B - with respect to the deformed configuration

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14
Q

What are the almanac strain tensor and the true strain tensor with respect to?

A

the deformed configuration

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15
Q

What is the green strain tensor with respect to?

A

the undeformed configuration

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16
Q

What is the polar decomposition theorem?

A

Any arbitrary deformation can always be multiplicatively decomposed into a rigid body rotation and stretch

17
Q

What are the properties of the rotation tensor?

A

R - Orthogonal

18
Q

What is the property of the stretch tensor?

A

Symmetric

19
Q

What is the shear strain?

A

The relative displacement of two slip planes with unit distance separation

20
Q

For single crystal what are the components of shear?

A

Symmetric - plastic strain

Asymmetric - rotation

21
Q

What is the Peierls energy?

A

The energy to move dislocation

22
Q

What determines the glide velocity?

A

Local thermal activation

23
Q

What is the total dislocation density?

A

The sum of sessile and glissile dislocations (SSDs and GNDs)

24
Q

What are SSDs?

A

Statistically stored dislocations are sessile and contribute to no net open burgers circuit, proportional to plastic strain accumulation

25
Q

What are GNDs?

A

Geometrically necessary dislocations are glissile and give lattices curvature and net open burgers circuit

26
Q

What is the length scale effect?

A

Smaller samples under strain gradient experience greater plastic strain hardening

27
Q

Which circumstances does the length scale effect occur?

A

Presence of particles
Polycrystal deformation
Two-phase alloys

28
Q

What is the strain rate sensitivity of alloys dependent on?

A

The activation volume

29
Q

What is EBSD?

A

Electron back scatter diffraction

30
Q

What are the main components of EBSD?

A

SEM column, control
Computer
Output
Camera

31
Q

What is the convention of euler angles?

A

1 - rotation about z axis
0 - rotation about new x axis
2 - rotation about new z axis