QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Resistence - CORRECT ANSWER Energy absorbed in elastic deformation
Toughness - CORRECT ANSWER Energy absorbed during fracture
-Includes resistance
True Stress Strain - CORRECT ANSWER -continually increasing
-uses current area, length (not originals)
-Metal gets stronger until fracture
Elastic recovery - CORRECT ANSWER Metal stretches during elastic deformation and shrinks
when force is removed
Hardness - CORRECT ANSWER surface resistance to plastic deformation
-relative hardness
-estimate UTS
Increasing temperature effects S-S - CORRECT ANSWER -Increases UTS
-increases Yield
-Decreases toughness
-increases Youngs modulus E
-decreases ductility
Increasing Strain Rate effects S-S - CORRECT ANSWER Opposite of Increasing temp
(same as decreasing temp)
Strain rate DOES NOT effect E
Linear Dislocation types - CORRECT ANSWER -edge
, -screw
Plastic deformation - CORRECT ANSWER -Atomic bonds break
-New bonds form
Atomic movement
Dislocation movement
Dislocation density - CORRECT ANSWER -new dislocation
-existing dislocation
-G.B. or P.B.
-interfacial defect
Strength and dislocation motion - CORRECT ANSWER The more mobility the weaker the part
Slip systems - CORRECT ANSWER -Slip plane
-slip direction
4planes x 3directions = 12 systems in FCC
Slip planes have the highest - CORRECT ANSWER atomic density
Slip directions have the highest - CORRECT ANSWER linear density
Resolved Shear Stress - CORRECT ANSWER τR = σ(cosλcosΦ)
τR - CORRECT ANSWER driving force of dislocation
τR (Max) - CORRECT ANSWER when λ = Φ = 45º
Single Crystals - CORRECT ANSWER -direct proof