Abstract
Dislocations in Fe-3·2% Si alloy single crystals deformed by bending are studied in this paper. The specimens were cut parallel to the slip plane into platelets, polished, and studied in places at various distances from the neutral plane with an electron microscope. A large number of jogs of various sizes was found on screw dislocations. Many loops are formed by the motion of dislocations with jogs and by the stopping of moving dislocations by obstacles. Some of them grow as a result of stress. The activity of sources on large jogs is stopped at an early stage by a cross slip. The formation and growth of loops increases the dislocation density and causes the growth of slip bands.
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