How Does Grain Size Influence Strength in Space-Centric Cubic Metals?

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The discussion focuses on the Hall-Petch relationship, which illustrates the dependence of strength on the average grain diameter (d) in space-centric cubic metals. Specifically, it highlights a strength value close to 1 MPa and the need to illustrate the transition from type 2 crash to crank type 3 cogometry function in a diagram of σ-d^1/2. Participants are encouraged to demonstrate their problem-solving attempts before receiving assistance, emphasizing a collaborative learning approach in material science.

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Hi ...

I have a question about a job in the material science courseWe give the hall petch type that denotes the dependence of the strength on the average grain diameter d, also has a value close to 1mpa. I have to show in a diagram σ-d ^ 1/2 the transition from type 2 crash to crank type 3 cogometry function for a space-centric cubic metal
 
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