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- Plastic Deformation of Crystals
- Crystallographic Slip by Dislocation Motion
- Slip Systems
- Stress Field around an Edge Dislocation
- Interaction between Two Dislocations
- Interaction between Many Dislocations
- Stress to Move a Dislocation
- Yield Stress
- Strain Hardening
- Strengthening
- Flow Strength During Hot Rolling
- Strain Hardening During Cold Rolling
- Dynamic Recovery
- Effect of Temperature
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Strengthening
All measures that make dislocation motion more difficult increase the strength of a material. This can be caused by solute atoms (solid solution hardening) or particles of a second phase (precipitation and dispersion hardening). Both are means to increase the strength of a material.
See Also
Authors/Contributors
- Markus Buescher, IMM-RWTH
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