Essentials Of Materials Science And Engineering
Essentials Of Materials Science And Engineering
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ISBN: 9781337385497
Author: WRIGHT, Wendelin J.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.10P
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The strain-hardening exponent for the metal needs to be determined. Whether the metal is FCC, BCC or HCP needs to be explained.

Concept introduction:

Strain hardening is called work hardening. Strengthening occurs due to plastic deformation. Strengthening occurs due to dislocation movement.

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Answer to Problem 8.10P

Strain hardening exponent for the metal 'n' is 0.12. The value of strain hardening is in BCC metals.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information:

The measurements in the plastic regions are as follows:

Force (1b)Change in gage length (in)   (Δ1)Diameter (in)
27,5000.21030.4800
27,0000.44280.4566
25,7000.69970.4343

Calculation:

Now, stress acting on the metal bar at 27500 lb

  σ1=fd1Af --------------- (1)

But

  Af=πFdi2=areaofbar

Where,

  Fd1=Force of metal bar=27500lbd1=Diameter of bar=0.48in.

Equation (1) becomes,

  σ1=27500π4× 0.482σ1=151970Psi

Now, stress acting at

  kd2=27000lb,d2=0.4566inσ2=fd2A2σ2=fd2π4d22σ2=27000π4× 0.45662σ2=164893Psi

At,

  kd3=27000lb,d3=0.4343inσ3=257000π4× 0.43432σ3=173486Psi

Calculating 'n' for force 27500 lb act on metal by using formula.

  σ1=kξ1nlnσ1lnk+nlnξ --------------- (2)

Where,

  ξ=true strain=0.1σ1=27500lb

Equation (2) becomes,

  ln(151970)=lnk+nln(0.1)11.9314=lnk+n(2.3026) --------------------- (a)

Now,the force of 25700 lb act on metal, strain hardening is given by,

  σ3=kξ3n

Applying logarithm on both sides

  lnσ3lnk+nlnξ

Here,

  ξ=True strain=0.3σ3=Stress acting=25700lb 

Equation (3) becomes,

  ln(173486)=lnk+nln(0.3)12.0636=lnk+n(1.2040) ---------------- (b)

From equation (a) and (b),

  n=0.12

Conclusion

Thus, strain hardening exponent for metal 0.12 which is in BCC range.

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