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DISLOCATION FEATURES IN FeAl INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND AFTER DEFORMATION AT HIGH TEMPERATURE |
LIU Yi; LI Dingqiang; LIN Dongliang; CHEN Shipu(Shanghai Jiaotong University;200030;State Key Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures of Nanjing University; 210008);ZHAO Xiaoning;HONG Jianming(Nanjing University;210080)(Manuscript received 94-04-21) |
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LIU Yi; LI Dingqiang; LIN Dongliang; CHEN Shipu(Shanghai Jiaotong University;200030;State Key Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures of Nanjing University; 210008);ZHAO Xiaoning;HONG Jianming(Nanjing University;210080)(Manuscript received 94-04-21). DISLOCATION FEATURES IN FeAl INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND AFTER DEFORMATION AT HIGH TEMPERATURE. Acta Metall Sin, 1995, 31(1): 24-28.
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Abstract The dislocation features in FeAl intermetallic compound deformed at 900℃have been investigated by TEM.A large number of sqaure dislocation loops and helical dipoles have been found.The loops are identified to have the Burgers vector[100] and lie on(100)planes due to vacancy condensation. The helices are identified to have the Burgers vector [111] and result from the climb process of screw [111] dislocation at high temperature.One evidences indicate that further climb of the helical dipoles could result in another kind of loop which has the same Burgers vector as the dipoles and lies on the planes perpendicular to the Burgers vector.It is assumed that the climb of dislocation is responsible for the high ductility of FeAl compound at high temperature.correspondent:(LIN Dongliang,professor,Department of Materials Science,Shanghai Jiaotong University,Shanghai 200030)
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Received: 18 January 1995
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