Influence of a direct current and a temperature gradient on the creep rate in V3Si

Analytical Description of the Steady-State Creep of Metals in the Presence of Direct Current

“…Researches [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] report an increase steady-state creep rate due to the passage of DC, see Fig. 2, which is suggested to be caused by the following:…”

“…(iii) The intensification of the current field assisted sliding rate and diffusional creep [14][15][16] Such metals and their alloys as copper, nickel, aluminum, tin, etc. [1][2][3]6] show the increase in their steady-state creep due to the passage of direct current (DC). It must be noted that, so far, experimental results dominates over analytical studies about the influence DC on the steady-state creep of metals.…”

Loading surface in the plastic and creep straining coupled with direct current

“…These concepts will be considered in terms of the synthetic theory of irrecoverable deformation (Rusinko andRusinko, 2009, 2011) for the case of ordinary loading and that coupled with direct current. With DC, the following phenomena are recorded and will be discussed (Andrawes et al, 2007;Chen and Yang, 2008;Kinney et al, 2009;Li et al, 2015;Perkins et al, 2007;Ross et al, 2007;Sanmartin et al, 1983;Nguyen et al, 2016;Yang and Zhao, 2010;Zhao et al, 2012Zhao et al, , 2016; Zhao and Yang, 2014):…”