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Role of strain-rate and phase boundary geometry on the deformation behaviour of two-phase bicrystals of alpha-beta brass

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Tensile testing was carried out at various strain-rates using alpha-beta brass two-phase bicrystal specimens having two types of boundary geometries, currugated and flat. The corrugated boundary was more effective in blocking the propagation of slip from alpha to beta phase. A strain-rate sensitivity was found in all specimens regardless of boundary geometry. At low strain-rate, both boundary types were found to be ineffective barriers to the propagation of slip. At high strain-rates both boundaries fully resisted the passage of deformation. At low strain-rates coarse slip was observed, while at high strain-rates fine slip occurred in the alpha phase.

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Nilsen, C.F., Subramanian, K.N. Role of strain-rate and phase boundary geometry on the deformation behaviour of two-phase bicrystals of alpha-beta brass. J Mater Sci 19, 768–776 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00540447

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