Critical grain sizes and generalized flow stress - grain size dependence
S.A.Firstov, T.R.Rogul, O.A.Shut

TL;DR
This paper presents a generalized equation for yield stress dependence on grain size, identifying two critical sizes where the strengthening mechanism changes, and discusses behavior in nanometer ranges with boundary strength effects.
Contribution
It introduces a unified model describing grain size dependence of yield stress across different regimes, including critical sizes and boundary effects.
Findings
Two critical grain sizes identified for mechanism change
Equation includes Hall-Petch relation for larger grains
Nanometer range behavior varies with boundary strength
Abstract
The generalized eguation that describes the yield stress dependence upon the grain size in the wide range of grain sizes has been obtained. There are two critical grain sizes that corresponds to the changes in strengthening mechanism. The equation includes Hall - Petch relation in the range of d>dcr1. For dcr1>d>dcr2, the power in the Hall - Petch relation varies from -1/2 to -1. In a nanometer (nm) range (d<dcr2) there are posibileties of softerning (in case of "weak" boundaries) as well as significant strengthening (in case of "srtong" boundaries).
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Taxonomy
TopicsGranular flow and fluidized beds · Rheology and Fluid Dynamics Studies · Hydraulic Fracturing and Reservoir Analysis
