Physics of the condensed state. Strength and destruction of materials

Early and modern ideas are presented about the mechanisms of the formation of theoretical and real strength of metal materials. Attention was paid to the dislocation models of the formation of a high -strength state of alloys, their contribution to the provision of operational properties in the implementation of the most common industrial processes of hardening. A detailed quantitative analysis of the characteristics of the strength and resistance of destruction during superposition of various hardening mechanisms, including at elevated temperatures. The theory of viscous-chip transition is described. The quantitative characteristics of the energy intensity and intensity of voltages when destroyed in various conditions are presented.
For students of machine -building and metallurgical areas of training. It can be useful to employees of scientific, design and research organizations, as well as specialists in the field of mechanical engineering and metallurgy