Cu single crystals were subjected to dynamic compression plastic deformation to investigate orientation- dependent twinning. The experimental results showed that twinning is closely related to the ratio of the maximum...Cu single crystals were subjected to dynamic compression plastic deformation to investigate orientation- dependent twinning. The experimental results showed that twinning is closely related to the ratio of the maximum Schmid factor for twinning partial （mt） to the maximum Schmid factor for perfect dislocation （ms）, i.e., mT/ms, rather than roT. The twin volume fraction VT increases with the rot/ms value and the most favorable orientation for twinning has the maximum roT/ms value （1.15）. The relationships of roT/ms with both effective stacking fault energy γeff and threshold stress for twinning TT were established for under- standing orientation-dependent twinning. Further insights into the orientation-dependent twinning and guidance for developing bulk high density nanotwinned materials are provided.展开更多
基金Financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51371172)the Ministry of Science and Technology of People’s Republic of China(Grant No.2012CB932201)
文摘Cu single crystals were subjected to dynamic compression plastic deformation to investigate orientation- dependent twinning. The experimental results showed that twinning is closely related to the ratio of the maximum Schmid factor for twinning partial （mt） to the maximum Schmid factor for perfect dislocation （ms）, i.e., mT/ms, rather than roT. The twin volume fraction VT increases with the rot/ms value and the most favorable orientation for twinning has the maximum roT/ms value （1.15）. The relationships of roT/ms with both effective stacking fault energy γeff and threshold stress for twinning TT were established for under- standing orientation-dependent twinning. Further insights into the orientation-dependent twinning and guidance for developing bulk high density nanotwinned materials are provided.
