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
W. F. Sheely E. D. Levine R. R. Nash
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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: W. F. Sheely E. D. Levine R. R. Nash  (1960)  Institute of Metals Division - Temperature Dependence of the Critical Stress for Slip in Magnesium Alloy Monocrystals (TN)

MLA: W. F. Sheely E. D. Levine R. R. Nash 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.

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