Philosophical magazine · 1962 · 29 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials CharacterizationMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsMetallurgyDeformation MechanismsPlastic DeformationPlasticityResidual StressStress-strain BehaviorWork HardeningFlow StressMacroscopic Residual StressPlastic Deformation BehaviorPlastic FlowPolycrystalline MaterialsStress DistributionSurface LayersSurface Residual Stress
Abstract Polycrystalline nickel specimens (purity 99.8%) have been deformed in tension. The flow stress of surface layers and the mean flow stress of the whole samples have been determined. The existence of a macroscopic inhomogeneity of stress distribution over the cross section during plastic deformation has been proved, also the formation of macroscopic residual stresses due to inhomogeneity in work hardening.
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