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Study on Dislocation Decomposition Mechanisms and Crack Propagation Modes in a Re/Ru Single-Crystal Nickel-Based Alloy During Room-Temperature Tensile Testing
Study on Dislocation Decomposition Mechanisms and Crack Propagation Modes in a Re/Ru Single-Crystal Nickel-Based Alloy During Room-Temperature Tensile Testing
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Study on Dislocation Decomposition Mechanisms and Crack Propagation Modes in a Re/Ru Single-Crystal Nickel-Based Alloy During Room-Temperature Tensile Testing
Study on Dislocation Decomposition Mechanisms and Crack Propagation Modes in a Re/Ru Single-Crystal Nickel-Based Alloy During Room-Temperature Tensile Testing
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Study on Dislocation Decomposition Mechanisms and Crack Propagation Modes in a Re/Ru Single-Crystal Nickel-Based Alloy During Room-Temperature Tensile Testing

2026
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Through room-temperature tensile testing, microstructural observation, and comparative analysis of dislocation configurations, this study investigates the deformation and damage behavior of a high-concentration Re/Ru single-crystal alloy. The results show that the alloy possesses excellent mechanical properties at room temperature, with a tensile strength of 875 MPa and a yield strength of 847 MPa. During tensile deformation, plastic strain primarily occurs through dislocation slip within the γ matrix and dislocation shear into the γ′ phase. Dislocations sheared into the γ′ phase exhibit distinct decomposition patterns. Microcracks initiate at γ′/γ interfaces where two slip systems intersect. As tensile loading continues, these microcracks coalesce, leading to increased local stress and unstable crack propagation along the γ/γ′ interfaces, ultimately resulting in fracture. This process constitutes the deformation and damage mechanism of the alloy during room-temperature tensile deformation. These findings suggest that high Re/Ru concentrations fundamentally alter low-temperature deformation pathways, which may improve resistance to brittle fracture during cold start or handling conditions.