Deformation of single crystal hadfield steel by twinning and slip

Keyphrases

• Single Crystal 100%
• Hadfield Steel 100%
• Crystal Orientation 66%
• Stress Direction 66%
• Dominant Deformation Mechanisms 66%
• Dislocation 33%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 33%
• Diffraction Pattern 33%
• Misorientation 33%
• Electron Backscatter Diffraction 33%
• Stacking Fault Energy 33%
• Stress-strain 33%
• High Solute Concentration 33%
• Critical Stress 33%
• Stress-strain Response 33%
• Fcc Alloys 33%
• Inelastic Deformation 33%
• Multiple Twinning 33%
• Multiple Slips 33%
• Directional Effects 33%
• Partial Dislocations 33%
• Friction Stress 33%
• High Strain-hardening 33%
• Strain Hardening Coefficient 33%
• Planar-type 33%
• Single Slip 33%
• Macroscopic Shear Band 33%
• In Situ Optical Microscopy 33%

Engineering

• Applied Stress 100%
• Deformation Mechanism 100%
• Crystallographic Orientation 100%
• Stress-Strain Relations 100%
• Experimental Observation 50%
• Stacking Fault Energy 50%
• Face-Centered Cubic 50%
• Shear Band 50%
• Solute Concentration 50%
• Critical Stress 50%
• Partial Dislocation 50%
• High Strain Hardening 50%
• Hardening Coefficient 50%

Material Science

• Single Crystal 100%
• Deformation Mechanism 66%
• Stress-Strain Relations 66%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 33%
• Diffraction Pattern 33%
• Electron Backscatter Diffraction 33%
• Shear Band 33%
• Work Hardening 33%
• Crystal Defect 33%