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Baufeld, B., Baither, D., Bartsch, M., Messerschmidt, U.

Plastic deformation of cubic zirconia single crystals at 1400 °C
Physica Status Solidi A 166, (1),pp 127-153 (1998)
Cubic zirconia single crystals stabilized with 11 mol% yttria were deformed in air at 1400 °C and around 1200
A°C at different strain rates along [11-2] and [100] compression directions. The strain rate sensitivity of the flow stress was determined by strain rate cycling and stress relaxation tests. The microstructure of the deformed specimens was investigated by transmission high-voltage electron microscopy, inlcuding contrast extinction analysis for determining the Burgers vectors as well as stereo pairs and wide-angle tilting experiments to find the active slip planes. At deformation along [11-2], the primary and secondary slip planes are of 100 type. Previous experiments had shown that the dislocations move easily on these planes in an athermal way. During deformation along [100], mainly dislocations on 110 planes are activated, which move in a viscous way by the aid of thermal activation. The discussion of the different deformation behaviours during deformation along [11-2] and [100] is based on the different dynamic properties of dislocations and the fact that recovery is an essential feature of the deformation of cubic zirconia at 1400
A°C. The results on the shape of the deformation curve and the strain rate sensitivity of the flow stress are partly at variance with those of previous authors.

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