The influence of material micro-defects on the main crack growth under pure shear loading is studied theoretically.The mechanism behind the initiation of micro-cracks and crack propagation induced by dislocation accum...The influence of material micro-defects on the main crack growth under pure shear loading is studied theoretically.The mechanism behind the initiation of micro-cracks and crack propagation induced by dislocation accumulation near the grain boundary(GB)ismainly considered,and the influence of dislocation accumulation on the main crack propagation is analyzed.The research results reveal that the initiation of micro-cracks near the GB is prior to the propagation of the main crack.In a hydrogen environment,hydrogen can cause serious embrittlement of the crack tip and promote crack growth.The energy release rate in the main crack growth direction in the dislocation emission direction is the highest.Therefore,the main crack will eventually merge with the micro-cracks at the GB along the direction of the slip band,resulting in fracture of the crystal material.The research presented in this paper provides some new information for the first stage of crack propagation and contributes to the analysis of the mechanism of crystal metal fracture.展开更多
The crack tip processes in copper under mode II loading have been simulated by a molecular dynamics method. The nucleation, emission, dislocation free zone (DFZ) and pile-up of the dislocations are analyzed by using a...The crack tip processes in copper under mode II loading have been simulated by a molecular dynamics method. The nucleation, emission, dislocation free zone (DFZ) and pile-up of the dislocations are analyzed by using a suitable atom lattice configuration and Finnis & Sinclair potential. The simulated results show that the dislocation emitted always exhibits a dissociated fashion. The stress intensity factor for dislocation nucleation, DFZ and dissociated width of partial dislocations are strongly dependent on the loading rate. The stress distributions are in agreement with the elasticity solution before the dislocation emission, but are not in agreement after the emission. The dislocation can move at subsonic wave speed (less than the shear wave speed) or at transonic speed (greater than the shear wave speed but less than the longitudinal wave speed), but at the longitudinal wave speed the atom lattice breaks down.展开更多
Ion irradiation is usually used to simulate neutron irradiation to accelerate the evaluation of the irradia-tion behavior of reactor materials.However,the validity of using a high damage rate of ion irradiation to sim...Ion irradiation is usually used to simulate neutron irradiation to accelerate the evaluation of the irradia-tion behavior of reactor materials.However,the validity of using a high damage rate of ion irradiation to simulate a low damage rate of neutron irradiation has always been a controversial topic.Here,the effect of two dose rates(2.94×10^(-6) and 7.35×10^(-5) dpa s^(-1))on the characteristics and evolution of dislo-cation loops in palladium was studied in situ during 30 keV H2+irradiation using transmission electron microscopy.The dose rate obviously affected the nucleation rate and growth rate of dislocation loops,the types(Frank loops or perfect loops)of dislocation loops,and the irradiation hardening and total damage obtained from the product of average loop size and loop density.At the same irradiation dose,a high dose rate would lead to high loop density,small average loop size,low loop growth rate,and low irra-diation hardening and damage induced by loops in pure Pd.Meanwhile,it was found for the first time that a high dose rate was beneficial to the generation of perfect dislocation loops.The effect of dose rate was attributed to the different dynamic equilibrium results between the effective generation rate of point defects and their absorption rate by existing sinks.The present results show that the effect of dose rate should be considered when using ion irradiation to simulate neutron irradiation to evaluate the irradiation damage to materials.展开更多
Compression tests A ere conducted in the two phase Ti46Al8.5Nb0.2W alloy with a cast microstructure under the strain rates ranging from 2x10(-5) s(-1) to 10(-2) s(-1) at temperatures ranging front 900degreesC to 1100d...Compression tests A ere conducted in the two phase Ti46Al8.5Nb0.2W alloy with a cast microstructure under the strain rates ranging from 2x10(-5) s(-1) to 10(-2) s(-1) at temperatures ranging front 900degreesC to 1100degreesC. It was found that there exist approximately linear relationships between the flow stress and the logarithm of strain rate at different temperatures. The strain rate dependence was analzed by the thermal activation theory and dislocation climbing is regarded as the controlling mechanism during high temperature compression tests.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11472230).
文摘The influence of material micro-defects on the main crack growth under pure shear loading is studied theoretically.The mechanism behind the initiation of micro-cracks and crack propagation induced by dislocation accumulation near the grain boundary(GB)ismainly considered,and the influence of dislocation accumulation on the main crack propagation is analyzed.The research results reveal that the initiation of micro-cracks near the GB is prior to the propagation of the main crack.In a hydrogen environment,hydrogen can cause serious embrittlement of the crack tip and promote crack growth.The energy release rate in the main crack growth direction in the dislocation emission direction is the highest.Therefore,the main crack will eventually merge with the micro-cracks at the GB along the direction of the slip band,resulting in fracture of the crystal material.The research presented in this paper provides some new information for the first stage of crack propagation and contributes to the analysis of the mechanism of crystal metal fracture.
基金The project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘The crack tip processes in copper under mode II loading have been simulated by a molecular dynamics method. The nucleation, emission, dislocation free zone (DFZ) and pile-up of the dislocations are analyzed by using a suitable atom lattice configuration and Finnis & Sinclair potential. The simulated results show that the dislocation emitted always exhibits a dissociated fashion. The stress intensity factor for dislocation nucleation, DFZ and dissociated width of partial dislocations are strongly dependent on the loading rate. The stress distributions are in agreement with the elasticity solution before the dislocation emission, but are not in agreement after the emission. The dislocation can move at subsonic wave speed (less than the shear wave speed) or at transonic speed (greater than the shear wave speed but less than the longitudinal wave speed), but at the longitudinal wave speed the atom lattice breaks down.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.92166105,52005053,5180052032)High-Tech Industry Science and Technology Innovation Leading Program of Hunan Province,China(No.2020GK2085)+1 种基金Hunan Youth Science and Technology Innovation Talent Project,China(No.2021RC3096)Open Fund of Key Laboratory of New Processing Technology for Nonferrous Metal&Materials Ministry of Education,China(No.20KF-24)。
基金supported by the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars of China (Grant No.12225506)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.U1967211 and 11975191)the National MCF Energy R&D Program (Grant No.2022YFE03110000).
文摘Ion irradiation is usually used to simulate neutron irradiation to accelerate the evaluation of the irradia-tion behavior of reactor materials.However,the validity of using a high damage rate of ion irradiation to simulate a low damage rate of neutron irradiation has always been a controversial topic.Here,the effect of two dose rates(2.94×10^(-6) and 7.35×10^(-5) dpa s^(-1))on the characteristics and evolution of dislo-cation loops in palladium was studied in situ during 30 keV H2+irradiation using transmission electron microscopy.The dose rate obviously affected the nucleation rate and growth rate of dislocation loops,the types(Frank loops or perfect loops)of dislocation loops,and the irradiation hardening and total damage obtained from the product of average loop size and loop density.At the same irradiation dose,a high dose rate would lead to high loop density,small average loop size,low loop growth rate,and low irra-diation hardening and damage induced by loops in pure Pd.Meanwhile,it was found for the first time that a high dose rate was beneficial to the generation of perfect dislocation loops.The effect of dose rate was attributed to the different dynamic equilibrium results between the effective generation rate of point defects and their absorption rate by existing sinks.The present results show that the effect of dose rate should be considered when using ion irradiation to simulate neutron irradiation to evaluate the irradiation damage to materials.
文摘Compression tests A ere conducted in the two phase Ti46Al8.5Nb0.2W alloy with a cast microstructure under the strain rates ranging from 2x10(-5) s(-1) to 10(-2) s(-1) at temperatures ranging front 900degreesC to 1100degreesC. It was found that there exist approximately linear relationships between the flow stress and the logarithm of strain rate at different temperatures. The strain rate dependence was analzed by the thermal activation theory and dislocation climbing is regarded as the controlling mechanism during high temperature compression tests.
