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BURGRS

(Material Data)
Last updated on : 18-08-2014

BURGRS Material, Ftype(=0), Burgrs

or

BURGRS Material, Ftype(=1,2,3), Ndata
Temp/Stress/Concent(1), Burgrs(1)
::
Temp/Stress/Concent(Ndata), Burgrs(Ndata)

or

BURGRS Material, Ftype(=4,5,6), N1, N2
Temp/Temp/Stress(1) .. Temp/Temp/Stress(N1)
Stress/Concent/Concent(1) .. Stress/Concent/Concent(N2)
Burgrs(1,1)
::
Burgrs(N1, N2)

or

BURGRS Material, Ftype(=7)
N1, N2, N3
Temp(1) .. Temp(N1)
Stress(1) .. Stress(N2)
Concent(1) .. Concent(N3)
Burgrs(1,1,1)
::
Burgrs(N1, N2, N3)


OPERAND DESCRIPTION DEFAULT
Material Material number None
Ftype Function type 0 = Constant value 1 = f(temperature) 2 = f(stress) 3 = f(concentration) 4 = f(temperature, stress) 5 = f(temperature, concentration) 6 = f(stress, concentration) 7 = f(temperature, stress, concentration) None
Burgrs Constant Burgers value 0.0
N1 Number of data pairs for the function None
N2 Number of data pairs for the function None
M3 Number of data pairs for the function None
Temp Temperature of (i)th data pair None
Stress Stress of (i)th data pair None
Concent Concentration of (i)th data pair None
Burgrs(i) Burgers value of (i)th data pair None
Burgrs(i,j) Burgers value of (i,j)th data pair None
Burgrs(i,j,k) Burgers value of (i,j,k)th data pair None

DEFINITION

BURGRS defines the BURGERS vector, which represents the magnitude and direction of the lattice distortion resulting from a dislocation in a crystal lattice.

REMARKS

The energy per dislocation can be defined as, | |
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[1] “A model of continuous dynamic recrystallization”; S. Gourdet, F. Montheillet. Acta Materialia 51 (2003) 2685–2699.

Applicable object types: Elastoplastic

Keywords: ALPHA, NDISFM, GBMOBI, RECVRY