Abstract

Methods of non-linear physics allowed determination of universal attributes of non-equilibrium systems, conditioned by collective effects and self-organization phenomena in the arising dissipative structures. The paper presents data on the rate of centers formation of a number of studied metals, time-temperature regularities of the dynamic failure process, that permit modeling metals behavior under laboratory conditions and predict time boundary of maintaining functional properties under extreme conditions (longevity range t ∼ 10 −6 − 10 −10 s).

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  • At present acute is the knowledge of time boundary of maintaining functional metal properties under extreme conditions, when the equilibrium state deviation value is comparable with phase transition energy

  • Relaxation of strongly non-equilibrium states is accompanied by destruction processes [1, 2]

  • The main problem of studying the metals behavior under extreme conditions is determining the physical mechanisms of non-equilibrium system relaxation, for example, metal samples exposed to high-level penetrating radiation

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Introduction

At present acute is the knowledge of time boundary of maintaining functional metal properties under extreme conditions, when the equilibrium state deviation value is comparable with phase transition energy.

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