Sentence examples for macroscopic plastic strain from inspiring English sources
The large macroscopic plastic strain is attributed to the combination of dislocation-based slip deformation in the ductile phase and extensive shear banding in the intermetallic phase.
Under uniaxial compressive loading, the designed Zr-based BMG demonstrates the continuous "work hardening" and remarkable macroscopic plastic strain at room temperature.
Furthermore, the scattering results show that the excess free volume also increases with increasing macroscopic plastic strain.
First, the macroscopic plastic strain path is not completely altered by the crystallographic texture, but modulated following soft crystals and avoiding hard crystals.
The effect of the macroscopic plastic strain rate on the ADIF and acoustoplastic effect as well as the kinetics of the acoustoplastic effect has been studied.
The magnitude of the bond length anisotropy is found to be dependent on the gradient of macroscopic plastic strain along the gauge length.
Interpretation of resitual stress measurements, fof bothestrain peak and response measurements is cofsidered in light of these results.
The resulting effective back stress in the porous solid, similar to the macroscopic stress and plastic strain, has non-zero hydrostatic terms and depends on the porosity, the void shape and orientation as a result of the homogenization process.
A novel experimental technique, dot-matrix deposition and mapping (DMDM), has been developed and employed to analyze the distribution of local plastic strain and macroscopic deformation in the deformed beams.
Gum metal, a class of multifunctional β titanium alloys, has attracted much attention in the past decade due to its initially-proposed dislocation free deformation mechanism based on giant faults, i.e., macroscopic planar defects carrying significant plastic strain.
The results demonstrate that metallic glasses with a smaller difference between critical conditions for initiation and propagation of shear band should have better plastic deformability, which can be reflected by the plastic strain to macroscopic yielding read from stress strain curves.
