44. Stacking faults in FCC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Basics of Mechanical Behavior of Materials
This video deals with
1. Stacking sequence in FCC
2. Introduction to partial dislocations and Thompson Tetrahedron
3. Stacking faults in FCC
4. Equilibrium separation between partials and stacking fault energy (SFE)
5. Cross slip dependence on SFE
6. SFE and slip character
7. Intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults
I can't describe in words, how you explained it so easily.
Dear Raghav
Thanks a lot for your encouraging words.
this one lecture is enough to make me watch all your lectures sir
Wow bro very lucid explaination.... Wonderful how easily you conveyed concept which is not that easy to understand from books and even from other lectures that too in short period of time ....keep uploading videos bro
Dear Rohit
Thanks a lot for your encouraging words. I will try my best to disseminate what I know. Also, I request to keep providing me suggestions. Many thanks :)
Great lecture sir , greetings
I learned a lot from the lecture
I am glad that it is useful :)
Super lecture. ..I like it.
Many Thanks! My best wishes :)
@@nirajchawake please upload fatigue, creep ,tension test lectures with same kind of explanations?
At 19.00, in shockley partial when you did E=aG|b|^2, then why didnt you did square of the denominators, like you wrote a^2/2 for b1, but isnt it should be (a/2)^2=a^2/4 and same for b2 and b3, correct me if im wrong, its little confusing to me there
(b1)^2=(a/2)^2×{(1^2+0^2+1^2)^0.5}^2
You need to find the magnitude of these vectors.
Hello, I have some doubts regarding sessile and glissile, schockly dislocatios. How can I contact you?
Please write down your query here or email me nchawake[at].iitk.ac.in
@@nirajchawake sir I have mailed you.
Shivam, I will reply to you asap.
@@nirajchawake Oh that's so kind of you.