会议专题

Strain Concentrations in Tensile,Fatigue and Fracture Behaviour

  A critical survey has been made of tensile,fracture,shear banding and fatigue measurements and interpretations reported for different types of materials and test conditions.The mechanical properties of the materials are shown to be largely determined by microscopic plastic strain concentrations which depend on the inhomogeneity of the material microstructure,especially including importantly inhomogeneity of the dislocation substructure.Understanding this inhomogeneity is shown to provide a number of connections between seemingly disparate phenomena.The evolution of the dislocation substructure and its relationship to crystallography and various levels of microstructure are critically important.Professor Cottrell made seminal contributions to understanding the fundamental mechanisms involved in determining such strain concentrations.His work continues to provide clarity and guidance to current research accomplishments.

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Stephen D.Antolovich Ronald W.Armstrong

Schools of Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering,Georgia Tech,Atlanta,GA,30332-0245 USA & School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering,Washington State University,Pullman,WA 99164-2920 USA

国际会议

第13届国际断裂大会(ICF2013)

北京

英文

1-10

2013-06-16(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)