anelasticity

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anelasticity

[¦an·ə·las¦tis·əd·ē]

(mechanics)

Deviation from a proportional relationship between stress and strain.

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After setting out their materials and method, they cover the structure and anelasticity of the three intermetallic compounds, anelastic relaxation mechanisms in iron and its alloys, and ternary iron-based alloys: structure induced anelasticity.

Structure Induced Anelasticity in Iron Intermetallic Compounds and Alloys

Creep and anelasticity in the springback of aluminum, Int J Plast, 20(12): 2209-2232.

A comprehensive review of experimental approaches used in the measurement of springback

Topics of individual papers include computer simulations of the interaction of junction disclinations in nanomaterials with grain boundary vacancies, nonlinear corrected interactions of mesodefects and transition to macro-fracturing, high temperature mechanical characteristics of zirconia reinforced with carbon nanotubes or silicon carbide whiskers, the effects of heat treatment on acoustic properties of chromium polycrystals at low temperatures, iron alloys, investigation of the structure and properties of polymer layers on substrates through mechanical spectroscopy, lipidic aggregates, chemical spectroscopy of oil films on metallic and neutral substrates, and a history of the Russian study of anelasticity in solids.

Interaction between defects and anelastic phenomena in solids; proceedings

Zener, Elasticity and Anelasticity of Metals, Chicago University Press, Chicago (1948).

Mechanical behavior of a semicrystalline polymer before necking. Part II: modeling of uniaxial behavior

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