Fig. 4: Detailed analysis of dislocation morphologies in Ti-6Al-0.1 O after tensile deformation to 6.0% strain at cryogenic temperature. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Detailed analysis of dislocation morphologies in Ti-6Al-0.1 O after tensile deformation to 6.0% strain at cryogenic temperature.

From: Elimination of oxygen sensitivity in α-titanium by substitutional alloying with Al

Fig. 4

a Two planar slip bands and some scatteredly distributed dislocations in between the bands were observed from the zone axis of [2–1–10]. be Weak beam dark field (WBDF) images of the same area. b Both planar slip bands and dislocations in between the bands disappeared when g = 0002, which excluded the existence of <c + a> dislocations. c WBDF image using g = 01–10, highlighted the dislocation loops nucleated from the slip bands, as well as the frequent occurrence of possible dislocation cross-slips in between the bands. Some typical examples (areas I and II) were indicated by blue arrows in d and e. A schematic of the crystallographic orientation for the imaging direction is given in f.

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