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Plastic Deformation |
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· At the yield point, slip takes
place on those crystal planes and in those directions with the highest resolved
shear stress. |
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From:
Moffatt, Pearsall & Wulff, "The Structure & Properties of Materials,"
Wiley (1967) and Guy, "Essentials of Materials Science,"
McGraw Hill (1976) |
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· Slip planes are normally the closest packed planes, and slip directions are the closest packed crystal directions. The systems for the fcc lattice are shown. |
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