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27 April 2024
 
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Internal friction study of dislocation dynamics in thermally aged Fe-1%Cu-C alloys
Boris Minov ; Luc Dupre ; Milan J. Konstantinovic ;
Date 31 Aug 2010
AbstractThe effect of copper precipitation and the role of carbon in the dislocation dynamics of thermally aged Fe-1%Cu-C alloys are studied by measuring the internal friction coefficient of non-deformed and cold-worked samples in the temperature range from 100 K to 600 K. In non-deformed samples we observe a complex behavior of the Snoek-relaxation peak intensity, which indicates the existence of carbon redistribution governed by the copper precipitation. In cold-worked samples, the behavior of dislocation-related relaxation processes is explained through an increase of hardening due to copper precipitation at early precipitation stages, and through the carbon redistribution which seems to play a major role in the alloy softening at later precipitation stages.
Source arXiv, 1008.5262
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