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| Anything that blocks ______ ___ will increase the strength of a metal alloy |
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| ... dislocation motion... |
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| 4 main methods to increase strength of metal alloys |
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1) Work Hardening
2) Solid Solution Strengthening
3) Quench Hardening
4) Precipitation Hardening |
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| Recrystallization Temperature |
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| Work Hardening (cold working, strain hardening) is caused by... |
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| ... plastically deforming the metal below the recrystallization temp. |
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| ... dislocations to move barriers such as grain boundaries, which then causes additional stress needed to cause additional plastic deformation |
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| Work Hardening causes ______ to increase (3) |
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| Hardness, Strength, Anisotropy |
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| Work Hardening causes ______ to decrease (3) |
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| Ductility, Electrical Conductivity, Corrosion Resistance |
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| The affects of Work Hardening can be removed by... |
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| ___ metals can be work hardened |
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