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Effects of pressure and temperature on the yield strength of tantalum and rhenium

Posted on:2014-07-24Degree:Ph.DType:Dissertation
University:University of Missouri - Kansas CityCandidate:Crow, Joseph AllanFull Text:PDF
GTID:1451390008453515Subject:Chemistry
Abstract/Summary:
The effects of pressure and temperature on the yield strength of tantalum and the effects of pressure on the yield strength of rhenium were investigated using ruby fluorescence. A new Raman system with a motorized stage and near diffraction limit was built to map 2-dimensionally, the pressures inside of a diamond anvil cell. The 2-dimensional data is used to create contour maps and surface plots of the pressures and calculate the pressure gradients induced in the samples. Using the Birch-Murnaghan equation of state, the final sample thickness, and the pressure gradients, the yield strength as a function of temperature and pressure are calculated.
Keywords/Search Tags:Yield strength, Pressure, Temperature, Effects
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