Quantification of Shear Strain Development in the Through-Thickness Direction During Sliding Wear
Quantifying strain in a deformation mechanism like wear can be critical to enhancing knowledge on structure–property correlation, especially for systems that show strain-induced phase transformations. In this particular work, a systematic analytical scheme has been adopted to quantify the extent of...
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| description | Quantifying strain in a deformation mechanism like wear can be critical to enhancing knowledge on structure–property correlation, especially for systems that show strain-induced phase transformations. In this particular work, a systematic analytical scheme has been adopted to quantify the extent of shear strain present in the subsurface region of such a system. This simple procedure of quantifying shear strain can be very useful in developing theories on the stability of austenite. |
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