3Al single crystal; Crystal plasticity; Dislocation; Slip system; Finite element; Constitutive relationship"/> , prismatic slip of {101(—)0}<112(—)0> , and pyramidal slip of {112(—)1}<112(—)6> can be activated. However, there are dramatic diference on the ease or complexity of activation of various slip systems, which is due to the difference of critical shearing stress and schmid factor. It is difficult for basal slip and pyramidal slip to be activated because of their larger critical shearing stress, which leads that the activation of basal slip and pyramidal slip just occurs with larger schmid factor. Pyramidal slip systems only can be initiated when compression axis is close to [0001] direction due to the maximum shearing critical shearing stress, especially. Prismatic slip is much easier to be activated and also has the largest contribution to plastic deformation. Furthermore, the simulation results were compared and in good agreement with the experimental results."/>
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[Zhao Wenjuan, Tang An, Lin Qiquan, Ren Yuping, Xu Junrui, Song Binna. Simulation of Plastic Deformation Behaviors of Ti3Al Single Crystal with Crystal Plasticity Finite Element Method[J]. Rare Metal Materials and Engineering,2018,47(6):1753~1759.]
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