Effect of precipitate shape on slip and twinning in magnesium alloys

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Modeling twinning and detwinning behavior of Mg alloy ZK60A during monotonic and cyclic loading (2015, background): “strengthening due to Orowan bowing (Stanford and Barnett, 2009; Robson et al., 2011), the sum of these strengthening contributions, and the values derived in”
Development of low-alloyed and rare-earth-free magnesium alloys having ultra-high strength (2018, background): “For simplicity, precipitates are considered to be bypassed by dislocations, so the Orowan mechanism determines the strength increment [65,66],”
Precipitation strengthening and reversed yield stress asymmetry in Mg alloys containing rare-earth elements: a quantitative study (2017, background): “achieves a maximum in the strengthening response during ageing, particles have been observed to become fully engulfed by a growing twin, leading ultimately to particle rotation, but not to particle shearing [14,17,19,20,22,28,29].”