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Title: Problem 174


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Problem 174
February 7, 2007 Nina Bordeaux
  • The energy necessary to generate a dislocation is
    proportional to the square of the length of the
    Burgers vector . This means that the most
    stable (lowest energy) dislocations have the
    minimum length, b. For the BCC metal structure,
    calculate (relative to Eb 111) the
    dislocation energies for Eb 110 and Eb
    100.

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Motivation
  • We have claimed that slip (linear dislocations)
    occurs along closely packed directions and now we
    will find out why.

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Linear Dislocations
  • There are two types of linear dislocations, edge
    and screw, but they usually exist as a mix.
  • Edge dislocations are as if there are an extra
    half-plane of atoms, so that a defect is created
    in the regular crystal structure along the line
    where the extra half-plane ends
  • Screw dislocations are as if a portion of the
    crystal moved laterally compared to a neighboring
    portion.
  • Both types of dislocation can be described by a
    Burgers vector.
  • In this problem, we do not care whether the
    dislocation is edge or screw.

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Burgers Vectors
  • describe the magnitude and direction of the
    lattice distortion associated with a dislocation.
  • The directions are given in the problem statement
    (111, 110, and 100).
  • goes from the center of one atom to the center of
    the next atom.

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Burgers Vectors in BCC
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Eb
  • energy required to move an atom along a Burgers
    vector.
  • It should not be confused with the energy
    required to create a dislocation, which affects a
    large portion of the lattice and must take into
    account the energy required to disturb many
    atoms.

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Procedure
  • Given Eb ? and Burger directions 111,
    110, and 100
  • 1) Find for each given Burger direction
  • 2) Compare of 110 and 100 to of
    111

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Results
  • energy required to dislocate an atom in the 110
    and 100 directions is higher than the energy
    required to dislocate an atom in the 111
    direction.
  • Therefore slip is most likely to occur in the
    111 direction.
  • These results are expected since the 111
    direction has the greatest linear density.

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