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- Title
Effect of Ambient Temperature on Stress Measurement Method Using Copper Foil.
- Authors
Ono, Y.; Morito, S.
- Abstract
ABSTRACT The copper electroplating stress measurement method uses the grain growth in the copper on a machine element that has been subjected to repeated loads. Because this growth is also caused by thermal energy, the effect of the ambient temperature on grain growth density and grain orientation was investigated. Cyclic torsion tests were carried out at temperatures from 293 to 353 K. The relationship among the grain growth density, maximum shear stress, number of cycles, and ambient temperature was formulated to measure the maximum shear stress occurring on the machine element. Moreover, cyclic bending-torsion tests were also performed, and the orientations of grown grains were analysed by electron backscatter diffraction. The slip directions of grown grains corresponded closely with the direction of shear stress in spite of the ambient temperatures. This means that principal stresses can be measured by using the pole figure or the inverse pole figure of grown grains at temperatures up to 353 K.
- Subjects
COPPER plating; STRESS measurement (Mechanics); MECHANICAL loads; SHEARING force; ELECTRON backscattering; TORSION
- Publication
Strain, 2014, Vol 50, Issue 4, p292
- ISSN
0039-2103
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/str.12092