Evolution of the microstructure and its parameters in copper-aluminum polycrystalline alloys during active plastic deformation with different stacking-fault energy
Evolution of the dislocation structure during active plastic deformation was carried out in copper-aluminum alloys with Al content of 0.5-14 at. % using transmission electron microscopy. Analysis of the types of the dislocation substructure as a function of the alloying element content and deformation degree was conducted. The following parameters of the defect substructure were measured: average scalar dislocation density, curvature-torsion of the crystal lattice and microtwin density. The effect of stacking fault energy on accumulation of defects in the alloys was observed and evaluated.
Keywords
metals, alloys, deformation, grain size, curvature-torsion, stackingfault energy, defect ofdislocation structureAuthors
Name | Organization | |
Koneva N.A. | Tomsk StateUniversity of Architecture and Building | |
Trishkina L.I. | Tomsk StateUniversity of Architecture and Building | trishkina.53@mail.ru |
Cherkasova T.V. | Tomsk StateUniversity of Architecture and Building; National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University | cherkasova_tv@mail.ru |
Solov’ev A.N. | Tomsk StateUniversity of Architecture and Building | tsk_san@mail.ru |
Cherkasov N.V. | Tomsk StateUniversity of Architecture and Building | cherkasov_2000@outlook.com |
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