2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2020.140144
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Effect of Mg on the stress relaxation resistance of Cu–Cr alloys

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“…In Cu-Cr-Mg alloys [35] and Cu-Ni-Si alloys [36], this equation worked well. On this basis, we applied equation ( 4) to calculate the stress relaxation process for the samples.…”
Section: The Kinetic Analysis Of Thermal Stress Relaxation Resistance...mentioning
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“…In Cu-Cr-Mg alloys [35] and Cu-Ni-Si alloys [36], this equation worked well. On this basis, we applied equation ( 4) to calculate the stress relaxation process for the samples.…”
Section: The Kinetic Analysis Of Thermal Stress Relaxation Resistance...mentioning
confidence: 81%
“…[27] proposed a kinetic equation for stress relaxation with reduced density of movable dislocations, the expression of which is shown in Equation (4): where σ* means the residual stress, t means the loading time, , , C and n are constants related to the structure of the material at the test temperature. In Cu-Cr-Mg alloys [35] and Cu-Ni-Si alloys [36], this equation worked well. On this basis, we applied equation (4) to calculate the stress relaxation process for the samples.…”
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“…The dislocation density of intragranular can be calculated by the modified Williamson hall model [28,29]:…”
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