物理冶金 Homework #3 Due 2019.01.03 PM5:00寫奇數題(1) Please explain the relationship the dislocation strain energy and Burgers vector.(2) If a vacancy interacts with a postive egde dislocation, does this vacancy tend to enter the top or bottomof slip plane ? Please give a explaination.(3) If a shear stress (100 N /m2) is applied to a metal crystal that contain a edge dislolcation with a length of100μm and a Burgers vector of[11 0]2ab =, a=0.543nm. Please calcualte the force on this dislocation.(4) 4.14 The strain energy of a dislocation normally varies as the square of its Burgers vector. One maysee this by examining Eqs. 4.19 and 4.20. This relationship between the dislocation strain energy and theBurgers vector is known as Frank’s rule. Thus, if = [ℎ], where a is a numerical factor, then:⁄m ~ 2{ℎ2 + 2 + 2}Show that in an fcc crystal the dissociation of a total dislocation into its two partials is energeticallyfeasible. See Eq. 4.4.(5) 4.16 Consider Eq. 4.19, which gives the strain energy per unit length of a screw dislocation. Assumethat one has a very large square array of long, straight, parallel screw dislocations of alternating signs, sothat the effective outer radius ′ of the stain field of the dislocations may be taken as 12√. With the aidof a computer, determine the strain energy per unit length of a screw dislocation as a function of thedislocation density, , between = 1011 and = 1018m/m3.(G=8.6x1010Pa, b=0.248 nm)(6) Please illustrate the Frank-Read source.(7) 5.1 If the shear vectors, , in Fig. 5.1 were moved from the top and bottom faces of the crystal, andapplied to front and rear surfaces, with the forward vector pointing upwards and the rear one downwards,could any of the Frank-Read dislocation segments move as a result of this shearing stress? Explain.(8) Describe the slip systems in BCC, FCC, and HCP. Explain the reasons why the elongation of 304stainless steel is greater than that of 430 stainless steel. (304 steel : FCC, 430 : BCC) (9) Please illustrate briefly the critical resolved shear stress.(10) 5.12 Identify the dislocation in terms of its Burgers vector (using vector notation) that can cross-slipbetween (111) and(111)of a FCC crystal.(11) What is the double cross-slip mechanism of a dislocation? How could this relat with the slip-bandformation?(12) 5.7 (a) Determine the angle between [123], and [321] in a cubic crystal. Check Appendix A to see ifyour answer is correct. (b) Find a combination of two directions that make an angel of 85.90degress with each other.(13) Consider a metal single crystal oriented such that the normal slip plane and the slip direction are atangles of 41.3 degree and 47.9 degree, respectively, with the tensile axis. If the critical resolved shearstress is 20.7 MPa, will an applied stress of 45 MPa cause the single cystal to yield? If not, what stresswill be necessary.(14) If the critical resolved shear stress for yielding in aluminum is 240kPa, calculate tensile stress requiredto cause yielding when the the tensile axis is [001]. (FCC structure)(15) (a) What is critical resolved shear stress (CRSS) ? (b) What will happen to a rod spcemen when theapplied normal stress is larger than CRSS ?(16) 5.14 (a) The diagram accompanying this problem shows a 111 standard projection of a fcc crystal, inwhich the standard stereographic triangles are outlined. Assuming that point a in the figure representsthe orientation of the tensile stress axis, indicate on a copy of this diagram, the path that the crystal axiswould follow during tensile deformation of the crystal. (b) Give the Miller indices of the final orientationof the stress axis.(17) 5.16 For the case of tensile deformation considered in Prob. 5.14, determine the indices of the primary,conjugate, and cross-slip systems, as well as those for the critical plane.(18) 5.21 A tensile test was made on a tensile specimen, with a cylindrical gage section which had adiameter of 10 mm, and a length of 40 mm. After fracture, the length of the gage section was found to be50 mm, the reduction in area 80 percent, and the load at fracture 1000 N. Compute:(a) The specimen elongation.(b) The engineering fracture stress.(c) The true fracture stress, ignoring the correctyion for triaxiality at the neck.(d) The true strain at the neck.(19) Compare the major difference of deformation behavior in curves a and b shown in figure, and furtherdescribe the possible slip mechanism and characteristics of the three regions in curve b.(20) (A) What is the criterion for necking on an engineerig stress vs. engineering strain curve? (B) What isthe criterion for necking on a true stress vs. true strain curve?(21) Dislocation densities are measured in lines per uint area. A well annealed metal sample will containabout 108dislocation lines per m2 whereas ahevily cold worked sample may contain 1016 lines per m2.What are the average s