Institute of Metals Division - Temperature Dependence of the Critical Stress for Slip in Magnesium Alloy Monocrystals (TN)

- Organization:
- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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- 2
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- 654 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1960
Abstract
ThiS note reports on the variation with temperature of critical stress for basal slip of binary solid-solution single crystals of indium and of thorium in magnesium. PROCEDURE Alloy single crystal spheres were acid machined to 3/8-in. diam cylinders with the basal planes of the crystals normal to the cylinder axis and then annealed at 810°K. Stress was applied parallel to the slip system, (0001) [1120]. Experimental details will be presented in another paper.' Two nearly equivalent' techniques of stressing were used. Stress on the magnesium-indium alloy crystals was increased by 1 g per sq mm at 1-min intervals, and the critical flow stress was defined as the lowest stress to pro-
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APA:
(1960) Institute of Metals Division - Temperature Dependence of the Critical Stress for Slip in Magnesium Alloy Monocrystals (TN)MLA: Institute of Metals Division - Temperature Dependence of the Critical Stress for Slip in Magnesium Alloy Monocrystals (TN). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1960.