Light Alloys¶
Polmear. (2005). Light Alloys: From Traditional Alloys to Nanocrystals. Elsevier.
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- Dislocation
- These particles pin gliding dislocations, which must bow around them by the Orowan mechanism; the closer the particle spacing, the higher the stress needed to force a dislocation through, so yield strength rises severalfold over pure aluminum
This sourceOrowan bowing around precipitates and the resulting several-fold yield-strength increase in age-hardened aerospace aluminium alloys.
- These particles pin gliding dislocations, which must bow around them by the Orowan mechanism; the closer the particle spacing, the higher the stress needed to force a dislocation through, so yield strength rises severalfold over pure aluminum
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