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The naval aviation safety review.
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The first year's work on this program is reported. It is concluded that there is good evidence for brittle fracture induced by mechanical twinning in single crystals and polycrystalline Mo-C with grain sizes larger than 0.40 mm. However there is no evidence for such failures in Mo-C of grain size smaller than 0.25 mm, or in high-purity Cb. The effect of recrystallization texture on twinning is demonstrated, and the orientation dependence of twinning in Cb crystals is reported; a most unusual plastic instability is described in crystals of one orientation. It is shown that twinning in Mo-35Re occurs in bursts, which form in less than 2 mu sec; nucleation of twins occurs only at small strains but lateral growth takes place up to at least 12% strain.