Sentence examples for emission of dislocations from inspiring English sources

From the emission of dislocations till short crack propagation fatigue is a local process determined by the microstructure.

The emission of dislocations from voids is the first stage, and their reaction and interaction is the second stage.

Crack growth is due to the emission of dislocations from the crack tip along preferred slip planes.

The generation, equilibrium, and emission of dislocations from an elastically mismatched particle matrix interface under the combined effects of thermal and mechanical loading have been studied.

Evidence from experiments and simulations is presented that this transition is essentially due to the non-homogeneous emission of dislocations from the crack tip.

The GBs were observed to move erratically, with alternating periods of motion and stagnation, followed by rapid shrinkage of the grain and eventual annihilation accompanied by the emission of dislocations.

Upon unloading, partial re-emission of dislocations from GBs can be observed.

Consequently, the force in the imprint stage increases with fluctuations, which are caused by successive nucleation or emission events of dislocations.

In certain ranges of parameters, grain boundary dislocations undergo splitting transformations followed by emission of partial dislocations from high-angle boundaries into adjacent grain interiors.

Applied stress tends to cause core reconstruction and emission of partial dislocations trailing stacking faults from these defects.

This paper establishes an analytical model to predict the normal threshold load that causes the emission of partial dislocations in silicon during nanoscratching.