Test 2. Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Plastic deformation by ______ or ________where one plane of atoms slides over adjacent plane by defect motions (dislocation)

A

plastic shear or slip

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2
Q

if dislocations dont move, deformation ______ occur

A

doesnt

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3
Q

dislocation move along ______ in ______ perpendicular to dislocation line

A

slip plane

slip direction

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4
Q

slip direction same as _________

A

burgers vector

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5
Q

*** Slip relys on what two parts? And describe

A

slip plane-plane allowing easiest slippage. It has wide interplanar spacings- HIGHEST PLANAR DENSITIES

slip direction-direction of movement- It has HIGHEST LINEAR DENSITIES

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6
Q

crystals slip due to a ___________

applied tension can produce such stress

A

resolved shear stress

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7
Q

for dislocation motion resolved shear stress TR must be greater than what?

A

TCRSS

so for deformation to occur the applied stress must be greater than or equal to the yield stress

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8
Q

isotropic=

anisotropic=

A

since grains are approx. spherical and randomly orientated

since rolling affects grain orientation and shape

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9
Q

What are the strategies for strengthening?

A
  1. reduce grain size
  2. solid solutions
  3. Precipitation Strengthening
  4. Cold Work
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10
Q

_____________ are barriers to slip. Barrier “strength” increasing with increasing angle of misorientation. Smaller grain size: more barriers to slip

A

grain boundaries

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11
Q

Impurity atoms distort the lattice and generate stress. _______ can produce a barrier to dislocation motion

A

stress

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12
Q

dislocations entangle with one another during _________. Dislocation motion becomes more difficult

A

cold work

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13
Q

As cold work is increased. How does yield stress, tensile strength, and ductility change? (increase or decrease)

A

yield strength increase

tensile strength increase

ductility decrease

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14
Q

Anealing and _________ affects of cold work

A

reverse

it is a heating process

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15
Q

annihilation reduced ___________ density

A

dislocation

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16
Q

during annilhation, new grains are formed that have:

A
  • have a small disloaction density
  • are small
  • consume cold-worked grains
17
Q

At longer times, larger grains consume smaller ones. Why?

A

It is because of the grain boundary area (and therefore energy can be reduced)

18
Q

dislocations are observed primarily in __________ and __________

A

metals and alloys

19
Q

strength is increased by making dislocation motion ___________

A

difficult

20
Q

what are the particular ways to increase strength?

A
  • decrease grain size
  • solid solution strengthening
  • precipitate strengthening
  • cold work
21
Q

heating (____________________) can reduce dislocation density and increase grain size. This decrease the strength

A

annealling