The fatigue hardening and softening of copper containing silica particles

Abstract

Abstract The development of the fatigue microstructure in copper dispersionhardened with silica particles is described as a function of the cumulative plastic strain, the particle distribution and the strain amplitude. The results are discussed in relation to the fatigue of pure copper and the tensile deformation of copper-silica.

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