The well known models for the description of the macroscopic elastic behaviour of polycrystalline specimens, as for instance those due to Voigt, Reuss, Neerfeld-Hill and Eshelby-Kroner, predict macroscopic isotropy of the body in the absence of texture, and transverse isotropy when fibre texture is present. A thin film is usually only transversely isotropic, even in the absence of crystallographic texture. A recently re-examined and elaborated alternative model for grain interaction in thin films based on the approach by Vook and Witt is able to predict this transversely isotropic behaviour. An overvierw of results of the application of the various grain interaction models has been given here. in particular simulations of X-ray diffarction experiment and calculation of macroscopic elastic constants were performed for untextured and fibre textured thin films of nickel.

Stress in thin layers: grain interaction elastic constants and diffraction response

Leoni, Matteo;
2000-01-01

Abstract

The well known models for the description of the macroscopic elastic behaviour of polycrystalline specimens, as for instance those due to Voigt, Reuss, Neerfeld-Hill and Eshelby-Kroner, predict macroscopic isotropy of the body in the absence of texture, and transverse isotropy when fibre texture is present. A thin film is usually only transversely isotropic, even in the absence of crystallographic texture. A recently re-examined and elaborated alternative model for grain interaction in thin films based on the approach by Vook and Witt is able to predict this transversely isotropic behaviour. An overvierw of results of the application of the various grain interaction models has been given here. in particular simulations of X-ray diffarction experiment and calculation of macroscopic elastic constants were performed for untextured and fibre textured thin films of nickel.
2000
Residual Stress ECRS 5
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TTP Trans Tech Publications
9780878498550
J., Kamminga; Leoni, Matteo; U., Welzel; P., Lamparter; E. J., Mittemeijer
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