Compressive creep of $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $/MgO alloys
Abstract Highly localized strain fields are observed at grain boundaries in crept specimens of $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $/MgO alloys which were frozen under stress. These fields disappear upon annealing. Unresolved asperities between the grain pairs appear to give rise to the strain field during deformatio...
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Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 15(1980), 3 vom: März, Seite 611-615 |
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Abstract Highly localized strain fields are observed at grain boundaries in crept specimens of $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $/MgO alloys which were frozen under stress. These fields disappear upon annealing. Unresolved asperities between the grain pairs appear to give rise to the strain field during deformation. Viscoelastic effects responsible for primary creep and strain recovery are explained in terms of grain-boundary sliding on the glassy interphase which is accommodated by the elastic strain arising at the asperities. Each boundary containing an asperity can be modelled as a simple Kelvin element. The spectrum of these boundaries within the bulk gives rise to a spectrum of relaxation times that is observed for the strain recovery effect. The highly stressed region at the asperity also gives rise to the higher chemical potential required to drive diffusional creep. Although the source of the asperities was not observed, the possibility of opposing ledges of either single or multiple interplanar height is discussed. © Chapman and Hall Ltd. 1980 |
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Abstract Highly localized strain fields are observed at grain boundaries in crept specimens of $ Si_{3} $$ N_{4} $/MgO alloys which were frozen under stress. These fields disappear upon annealing. Unresolved asperities between the grain pairs appear to give rise to the strain field during deformation. Viscoelastic effects responsible for primary creep and strain recovery are explained in terms of grain-boundary sliding on the glassy interphase which is accommodated by the elastic strain arising at the asperities. Each boundary containing an asperity can be modelled as a simple Kelvin element. The spectrum of these boundaries within the bulk gives rise to a spectrum of relaxation times that is observed for the strain recovery effect. The highly stressed region at the asperity also gives rise to the higher chemical potential required to drive diffusional creep. Although the source of the asperities was not observed, the possibility of opposing ledges of either single or multiple interplanar height is discussed. © Chapman and Hall Ltd. 1980 |
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