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Features of plastic deformation and fracture of a dispersion-strengthened V-4Ti-4Cr-(C, N, O) alloy at different temperatures I. A. Ditenberg, K. V. Grinyaev, A. N. Tyumentsev [et.al.]

Contributor(s): Ditenberg, Ivan A | Tyumentsev, Alexander N | Smirnov, Ivan V | Chernov, Vyacheslav M | Potapenko, Mikhail M | Grinyaev, Konstantin V | Томский государственный университет Сибирский физико-технический институт Научные подразделения СФТИMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): электронная микроскопия | пластическая деформация | сплавыGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Russian physics journal Vol. 58, № 2. P. 205-211Abstract: Using the methods of transmission and scanning electron microscopy, the defect substructure of a V–4Ti–4Cr–(C, N, O) alloy dispersion strengthened with nanosized oxicarbonitride particles and the features of its fracture after deformation via active tensile loading at the temperatures 20 and 800°C are investigated. It is shown that the most representative features of deformation at the elevated temperature is primarily activation of grain-boundary mechanisms of deformation and fracture and secondly strain localization accompanied by crystal-lattice re-orientation. The reasons for these phenomena are discussed.
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Using the methods of transmission and scanning electron microscopy, the defect substructure of a V–4Ti–4Cr–(C, N, O) alloy dispersion strengthened with nanosized oxicarbonitride particles and the features of its fracture after deformation via active tensile loading at the temperatures 20 and 800°C are investigated. It is shown that the most representative features of deformation at the elevated temperature is primarily activation of grain-boundary mechanisms of deformation and fracture and secondly strain localization accompanied by crystal-lattice re-orientation. The reasons for these phenomena are discussed.

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