Abstract
The interaction forces between a straight-edge dislocation moving through a three-dimensional block containing a random array of solute atoms were determined. The yield stress at 0 K was obtained by determining the average maximum solute-dislocation interaction force that is encountered by edge dislocation, and is related to the length of the dislocation ( L) and the solute concentration ( c) according to the following relationship: τ y α L −1 2 [c(1 − c)] 1 2 . The magnitude of the solid-solution strengthening due to solute atoms can be determined directly from the numerical results provided that the dislocation line length that moves as a unit is specified.
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