Under what circumstances yield point phenomenon is absent in low-carbon steel?

Suvranshu Pattanayak @Suvranshu-Pattanayak

08 June 2023 0 7K Report

Is there any significant influence of compressive residual stress, and dislocation density on the yield point phenomenon.

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