Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar

Laser-driven shock experiments were performed on fcc metals, aluminum and invar, at a range of initial temperatures from approximately 120-800 K to explore the effect of initial temperature on dynamic strength properties at strain rates reaching up to 107 s−1. In aluminum, velocimetry data demonstra...

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Main Authors: Chen, L, Swift, DC, Austin, RA, Florando, JN, Hawreliak, J, Lazicki, A, Saculla, MD, Eakins, D, Bernier, JV, Kumar, M
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יצא לאור: American Institute of Physics 2017
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author Chen, L
Swift, DC
Austin, RA
Florando, JN
Hawreliak, J
Lazicki, A
Saculla, MD
Eakins, D
Bernier, JV
Kumar, M
author_facet Chen, L
Swift, DC
Austin, RA
Florando, JN
Hawreliak, J
Lazicki, A
Saculla, MD
Eakins, D
Bernier, JV
Kumar, M
author_sort Chen, L
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description Laser-driven shock experiments were performed on fcc metals, aluminum and invar, at a range of initial temperatures from approximately 120-800 K to explore the effect of initial temperature on dynamic strength properties at strain rates reaching up to 107 s−1. In aluminum, velocimetry data demonstrated an increase of peak stress of the elastic wave, σE, with initial temperature. Alternatively, for invar, σE exhibits little-to-no decrease over the same initial temperature range. Aluminum’s unusual deformation behavior is found to primarily be due to anharmonic vibrational effects. Differences in the magnetic structure of aluminum and invar can account for discrepancies in high rate deformation behavior.
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spelling oxford-uuid:85d9110a-2af3-4028-a8a8-2b9b7b029ab12022-03-26T22:00:12ZTemperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invarConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:85d9110a-2af3-4028-a8a8-2b9b7b029ab1englishSymplectic ElementsAmerican Institute of Physics2017Chen, LSwift, DCAustin, RAFlorando, JNHawreliak, JLazicki, ASaculla, MDEakins, DBernier, JVKumar, MLaser-driven shock experiments were performed on fcc metals, aluminum and invar, at a range of initial temperatures from approximately 120-800 K to explore the effect of initial temperature on dynamic strength properties at strain rates reaching up to 107 s−1. In aluminum, velocimetry data demonstrated an increase of peak stress of the elastic wave, σE, with initial temperature. Alternatively, for invar, σE exhibits little-to-no decrease over the same initial temperature range. Aluminum’s unusual deformation behavior is found to primarily be due to anharmonic vibrational effects. Differences in the magnetic structure of aluminum and invar can account for discrepancies in high rate deformation behavior.
spellingShingle Chen, L
Swift, DC
Austin, RA
Florando, JN
Hawreliak, J
Lazicki, A
Saculla, MD
Eakins, D
Bernier, JV
Kumar, M
Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title_full Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title_fullStr Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title_full_unstemmed Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title_short Temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in FCC metals, aluminum and invar
title_sort temperature dependence of dynamic deformation in fcc metals aluminum and invar
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