Void Growth
Void Growth is a microstructural evolution mechanism in damage mechanics and diffusion bonding, characterized by the progressive expansion of pre-existing or nucleated cavities within a material due to localized plastic deformation, interfacial diffusion, or stress-driven mass transport, distinguishing it from other damage mechanisms by its dependence on vacancy accumulation and surface energy dynamics at bonded interfaces.
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The growth of grain-boundary voids under stress
D. Hüll, D E Rimmer · Philosophical magazine · 1959 · 934 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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