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Effect of frictional forces on the behaviour of dislocation loops

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A detailed analysis of the effect of frictional forces on the stability of dislocation loops lying in their glide planes and the effect of these forces on the cross-slip behaviour of these loops under both applied stresses as well as internal stresses arising from other dislocation loops, has been made. In addition, the passing as well as cross-slip behaviour of non-coaxial dislocation loops has been analyzed and it is shown that these loops could give rise to Frank-Read sources by way of cross-slip; and the conditions for generations of such Frank-Read sources have been determined. The results show that depending upon strain, the cross-slip of dislocation loops could lead to regeneration of dislocation and subsequent work-hardening, or to dynamic recovery or stage III deformation. The significance of the above results in relation to the behaviour of dislocation loops observed in real crystals is discussed in detail.

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Sadananda, K. Effect of frictional forces on the behaviour of dislocation loops. J Mater Sci 10, 2082–2091 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00557487

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