This work investigates the microstructure-property linkages in magnesium (Mg) with an emphasis on understanding interaction effects between grain size, texture, and loading orientation. A single crystal plasticity framework endowed experimentally informed micro Hall-Petch type relations for activation thresholds slip twinning is adopted to resolve polycrystalline microstructures over a broad te...

the use of acoustic waves in researches related to sea water is of most importance among scientistsrecently. since these waves are the only waves, transmitted in water with lowest attenuation and high speed, they canbe used in many scientific fields. the main goal of this research is to better understand the physics and mechanismsof sound-seabed interaction, including acoustic penetration, prop...

It is shown that the size effect recently observed by Espinosa et al., fJ. Mech. Phys. Solids 51, 47 s2003dg in pure tension tests on free thin metallic films can be explained by the existence of a boundary layer of fixed thickness, located at the surface of the film that was attached onto the substrate during deposition. The boundary layer is influenced by the epitaxial effects of crystal grow...

AISI 301 stainless steel is a frequently used metal, especially in high temperature demands and or in part with high corrosion risk. Thin spring steel plates can be used as expansions of heat furnaces insulation and variety of all other springs. The present study has assessed the effects of temperature and thermal treatment time span on the microstructure of stainless steel 301 to achieve elast...

The dependence of grain orientation on stress-induced martensitic transformation in superelastic, polycrystalline Nickel-Titanium sheet was examined at the microstructural length scale. Full-field strains, indicative of transformation extent, were characterized in fields of view of nominally 100 μm x 100 μm using a custom combination of scanning electron microscopy with distortioncorrected digi...

We find that laser-induced local melting attracts and deforms grain boundaries in 2D colloidal crystals. When a melted region in contact with the edge of a crystal grain recrystallizes, it deforms the grain boundary-this attraction is driven by the multiplicity of deformed grain boundary configurations. Furthermore, the attraction provides a method to fabricate artificial colloidal crystal grai...

3–dimensional (3d) automatic crystal orientation mapping (ACOM) allows to sample parallel 2d section raster images which represent the orientation of crystal grains. The fabric, i.e. the partition of the specimen into 3d crystal grains, can be approximated given its intersections with parallel planes provided by series of 2–dimensional raster orientation images. A method to model the 3d fabric ...