THEORY OF NONLINEAR ANELASTIC INTERNAL-FRICTION PEAKS .2. THEORY OF THE INTERNAL-FRICTION PEAKS ASSOCIATED WITH LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSECORE DIFFUSION (P-0, P-1('), P-1('') PEAKS)(2))
Qf. Fang et Ts. Ke, THEORY OF NONLINEAR ANELASTIC INTERNAL-FRICTION PEAKS .2. THEORY OF THE INTERNAL-FRICTION PEAKS ASSOCIATED WITH LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSECORE DIFFUSION (P-0, P-1('), P-1('') PEAKS)(2)), Physica status solidi. a, Applied research, 158(2), 1996, pp. 405-417
On the basis of the dislocation kink atmosphere model, the relaxation
time and the relaxation strength associated with the longitudinal and
transverse core diffusion of solute atoms under quasi-static stress ha
ve been computed by solving the diffusion equation. It was found that
the relaxation time and the relaxation strength are nonlinear with res
pect to the applied stress. Analytical expressions for internal fricti
on and modulus defect associated with longitudinal and transverse core
diffusion were obtained by assuming the relaxation process to be near
ly of Debye type with nonlinear relaxation time and relaxation strengt
h. The manifestations of the theoretical internal friction curves vers
us temperature and strain amplitude conform to experimental results.