Acoustic emission at interaction of gliding deformation with point obstacles

The mathematical model of dislocation glide movement is used to calculate the signal of acoustic emission that accompanies the defect overcoming in a crystal. The elastic stress in the emitted signal is estimated. It is established that the acoustic emission signal in the case of dislocation separation from a defect substantially exceeds the signal in the case of deceleration of a gliding dislocation on a defect. The shapes of these signals also differ.