The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading

Crack healing was experimentally studied in the samples of pure copper at the temperature T = 873 K (≈0.65 Tm) under conditions of uniaxial loading perpendicular to the crack bedding plane. Analysis of experimental results using the kinetic equation of the crack healing by the dislocation-diffusion...

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Published in:Functional Materials
Date:2015
Main Authors: Volosyuk, M.A., Volosyuk, A.V., Rokhmanov, N.Ya.
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description Crack healing was experimentally studied in the samples of pure copper at the temperature T = 873 K (≈0.65 Tm) under conditions of uniaxial loading perpendicular to the crack bedding plane. Analysis of experimental results using the kinetic equation of the crack healing by the dislocation-diffusion mechanism has shown that under such conditions the healing process is controlled by diffusion dissolution of generated dislocation prismatic loops due both to their vacancy ″evaporation″ caused by the loop curvature and to absorption of interstitial atoms generated in the cross-points of dislocation lines. Under conditions of the described experiments, both possibilities have been shown to realize equally that substantially accelerates the crack healing process. The migration of interstitial atoms in crowdion configuration has been proved quite real.
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The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading / M.A. Volosyuk, A.V. Volosyuk, N.Ya. Rokhmanov // Functional Materials. — 2015. — Т. 22, № 1. — С. 51-56. — Бібліогр.: 23 назв. — англ.
1027-5495
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15407/fm22.01.051
https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/119298
Crack healing was experimentally studied in the samples of pure copper at the temperature T = 873 K (≈0.65 Tm) under conditions of uniaxial loading perpendicular to the crack bedding plane. Analysis of experimental results using the kinetic equation of the crack healing by the dislocation-diffusion mechanism has shown that under such conditions the healing process is controlled by diffusion dissolution of generated dislocation prismatic loops due both to their vacancy ″evaporation″ caused by the loop curvature and to absorption of interstitial atoms generated in the cross-points of dislocation lines. Under conditions of the described experiments, both possibilities have been shown to realize equally that substantially accelerates the crack healing process. The migration of interstitial atoms in crowdion configuration has been proved quite real.
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НТК «Інститут монокристалів» НАН України
Functional Materials
Characterization and properties
The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
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spellingShingle The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
Volosyuk, M.A.
Volosyuk, A.V.
Rokhmanov, N.Ya.
Characterization and properties
title The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
title_full The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
title_fullStr The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
title_full_unstemmed The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
title_short The role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
title_sort role of interstitial (crowdion) mass-transfer for crack high-temperature healing under uniaxial loading
topic Characterization and properties
topic_facet Characterization and properties
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