Stacking Fault Energy & its effect on deformation (in depth)

[@cedricma742]

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[@pritish9465]

Perfectly explained

[@maryamtgh6029]

Thanks for sharing, in details and useful.

[@kaliprasad4625]

Very well explained.

[@cpatelacademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@octaviobarron4234]

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[@cpatelacademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lolohardi6670]

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[@kedarbahulkar189]

Thank you sir

[@gauravarora6243]

Sir, nicely explained. But, the SFE of Ni is around 136 mJ/m2 which is very high while on the other hand SFE for Fe is near to 0 mJ/m2. Could you also make a video of how deformation mechanism changes when SFE changes? Thank you

[@chsaisri3860]

Why nickel has low SFE? sir

[@messimagic2527]

Metals having high SFE promotes dynamic recovery while metals having low SFE promotes dynamic recrystallization. Why?

[@raghavendranomula124]

Refer to V.Raghavan book. You'll get the answer.

[@abhisheksharma-wd6ee]

It is because if the SFE is higher than the dislocations anhilitate and the dislocation density required for the dynamic recrystallization cannot be achieved.