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Question 40

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Find the correct match between dislocation reactions (Column A) to the descriptions (Column B)
Column A (P)

(Q)

(R)

Column B (1) Leading partials merging to form a Lomer-Cottrell lock in an FCC metal (2) Energetically unfavorable dislocation reaction in an FCC metal (3) Typical dislocation reaction in a BCC metal
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Question 46

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Two dislocation lines parallel to z-axis lying in the x-z plane are shown in the figure. The glide force (in Newton) exerted by the edge dislocation on the screw dislocation is: __________ (round off to nearest integer).
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For the edge, the shear stress component is given by:

Given: Shear modulus, G = 28 GPa Poisson’s ratio, ν = 0.3 Burgers vector, b = 0.29 nm Distance between the two dislocations = 0.5 nm

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Question 26

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In the edge dislocation configuration given in the figure, dislocations X and Y are fixed and separated by a distance

on the same slip plane. Dislocation Z is free to glide on a parallel slip plane. The two slip planes are separated by a distance

. Which one of the following statements is TRUE regarding the stability of dislocation Z at positions 1, 2 and 3?
Assume all dislocations have identical Burgers vector.
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Question 27

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Which one of the following dislocation reactions is NOT feasible in a FCC crystal?
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Question 47

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Cold working of iron leads to increase in dislocation density from

to

. The associated stored energy (in

, rounded off to one decimal place) is ________.
Given: Shear modulus of iron = 82 GPa, Burger’s vector,

,

nm.

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Question 37

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Consider a dilute substitutional solid solution of X in a metal A. The powder diffraction pattern of this alloy reveals that all the peaks have shifted to the left when compared to those for pure A (with no split of peaks). If such a solute interacts and segregates to an edge dislocation, which of the following positions around the dislocation will it preferentially occupy?
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Question 18

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Stress required to operate a Frank-Read source of length L is approximately given by:
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Question 50

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At low temperature, two parallel edge dislocations lying on parallel slip planes are shown in different configurations below.
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Match the following:
Configuration [P] Configuration [Q] Configuration [R] Configuration [S]
[1] Dislocations repel [2] Dislocations attract [3] Dislocations are in stable equilibrium [4] Dislocations are in unstable equilibrium
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