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V.D. Durnev, "Critical Strain Conditions for Low-Plastic Metals," Mech. Solids. 46 (5), 678-682 (2011) |
Year |
2011 |
Volume |
46 |
Number |
5 |
Pages |
678-682 |
DOI |
10.3103/S0025654411050037 |
Title |
Critical Strain Conditions for Low-Plastic Metals |
Author(s) |
V.D. Durnev (St. Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economic, Marata 27, St. Petersburg, 191002 Russia, vdd.sym@mail.ru) |
Abstract |
Conditions are considered under which deformation of low-plastic metals improves its technological properties. The effect is attained due to the accumulation of a residual strain under the action of mechanical stresses that do not exceed the energy level of the Griffith crack self-opening. |
Keywords |
strain conditions, Griffith crack |
References |
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"Theoretical Aspects of Fracture,"
in Conference on Fracture, Int. Symp. on the Atomic Mechanism of Fracture,
Swampscott, Massachusetts, April 12-16, 1959
(National Academy of Sciences, 1959),
pp. 1-33
[Proceedings of the International Conference
on Fracture Problems Held in Swampscott (USA) in April 1959
(GNTI, Moscow, 1963),
pp. 30-69
(in Russian)]. |
2. | V. I. Vladimirov,
Physical Theory of Plasticity and Strength
Pt. 2: Point Defects. Hardening and Restitution
(LPI, Leningrad, 1975)
[in Russian]. |
3. | R. W. K. Honeycomb,
The Plastic Deformation of Metals
(Arnold, London, 1968; Mir, Moscow, 1972). |
4. | D. McLean,
Mechanical Properties of Metals
(Wiley, New York, 1962; Metallurgiya, Moscow, 1965). |
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16 July 2008 |
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