About stress reduction experiments during constant strain-rate deformation tests
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Tomas Kruml
Abstract
Stress reduction experiments have been performed during constant strain-rate compression tests of single crystals of Ge, Cu, CuAl solid solutions and Ni3Al. These tests allow one to separate the components of the applied stress. They provide useful information about the spatial oscillation of the internal stress, the influence of temperature and strain-rate on the internal and the effective stresses. Activation volume values can be obtained and the Cottrell – Stokes behavior can be checked. Different features of the thermally activated deformation mechanisms in the studied crystals are discussed.
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The authors would like to express their gratitude to Fonds National Suisse for supporting this research. They acknowledge the discussion of the first results with Dr. Milicka, Prof. Blum, and Prof. Nix. The Cu–Al single crystals were kindly provided by Prof. Neuhäuser.
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