Philosophical magazine · 1958 · 116 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCrystal StructureMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsMetallic MaterialsDislocation MechanicsFracture MechanicsFracture PropagationStrain HardeningCleavage PlanesCrack FormationCrack Propagation MechanismsCracksPlastic StrainPlastic Stress-strain RelationshipSlipSlip Planes
Abstract Experimental evidence is presented which lends direct support to the Stroh mechanism for crack formation. After a magnesium oxide crystal was compressed about 3%, it was observed that minute cracks had been formed in the region of a kink band generated by non-homogeneous plastic strain. These cracks lay on conjugate {110} slip planes and not on the usual {100} cleavage planes. They extended in the form of [001] direction slits running right through the crystal.
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A theory of the fracture of metals
A. N. Stroh · Advances In Physics · 1957 · 687 citations
The Mechanical Properties of Metals
N. F. Mott · Proceedings of the Physical Society Section B · 1951 · 239 citations