How to practice topic:dislocation-theory

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Question 16

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Which one of the following options is correct? In a face-centered cubic metal, Shockley partial is:
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Question 18

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Which one of the following dislocation dissociation reactions is feasible in face-centered cubic metals?
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Question 52

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The lattice parameter of Ni (face-centered cubic) is 0.35 nm and its shear modulus is 76 GPa. The strain energy per unit length of a screw dislocation in Ni crystal (rounded off to two decimal places) is ________ × 10⁻⁹ J/m.

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Question 26

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With reference to edge and screw dislocations, which of the following statements is/are CORRECT?
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Question 61

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A single crystal BCC metal with a lattice parameter

is subjected to deformation at a shear strain rate of

.
If the average mobile dislocation density in the single crystal is

, the average dislocation velocity is _____

(rounded off to two decimal places).
Given: Burgers vector


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Question 24

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The figure shows a dislocation loop (shown by the solid circle), whose Burgers vector is

(shown by the horizontal arrow inside the dislocation loop). Identify the nature of the dislocation segment at locations p, q and r.
The dash-dot lines show the horizontal and vertical diameters of the loop, and the arrow along the dislocation loop indicates the line vector.
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Question 25

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Match the concepts listed in Column I with the phenomena listed in Column II.
Column I | Column II P. Peierls-Nabarro stress | 1. Yield point phenomenon Q. Cottrell’s atmosphere | 2. Fatigue R. Paris law | 3. Dislocation glide S. Considère’s criterion | 4. Onset of necking
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Question 21

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Magnitude of Burgers vector of the dislocation resulting from reaction of dislocations with Burgers vectors

and

is
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Question 51

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A dislocation loop PQRSTU is on the

plane of a cubic single crystal with Burgers vector

. The dislocation segments

and

are parallel to

and

directions, respectively.
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The correct statement(s) is/are
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Question 33

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Given the strain rate (

), dislocation density (

), dislocation velocity (

), which of the following relation(s) is(are) correct? Assume that Orowan equation for plastic flow due to the dislocation movement is obeyed.
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