A crystal plasticity model is developed to predict the cyclic plasticity during the low-cycle fatigue of GH4169 superalloy.Accumulated plastic slip and energy dissipation as fatigue indicator parameters(FIPs)are used ...A crystal plasticity model is developed to predict the cyclic plasticity during the low-cycle fatigue of GH4169 superalloy.Accumulated plastic slip and energy dissipation as fatigue indicator parameters(FIPs)are used to predict fatigue crack initiation and the fatigue life until failure.Results show that fatigue damage is most likely to initiate at triple points and grain boundaries where severe plastic slip and energy dissipation are present.The predicted fatigue life until failure is within the scatter band of factor 2 when compared with experimental data for the total strain amplitudes ranging from 0.8%to 2.4%.Microscopically,the adjacent grain arrangements and their interactions account for the stress concentration.In addition,different sets of grain orientations with the same total grain numbers of 150 were generated using the present model.Results show that different sets have significant influence on the distribution of stresses between each individual grain at the meso-scale,although little effect is found on the macroscopic length-scale.展开更多
Increasing the plastic deformation temperature of Mg alloys results in higher strain rate sensitivity,easier activation of secondary slip modes,and impeded twinning.In this study,the strain rate sensitivity is estimat...Increasing the plastic deformation temperature of Mg alloys results in higher strain rate sensitivity,easier activation of secondary slip modes,and impeded twinning.In this study,the strain rate sensitivity is estimated for each deformation mode,and visco-plastic self-consistent modeling is used to reproduce the plastic deformation behavior of an Mg-3Al-lZn O-temper plate from 150 to 450℃.Twinning and basal slip have relatively low strain rate sensitivity,whereas secondary slip modes are highly strain rate sensitive at high temperature.The texture evolution and plastic anisotropy are modeled at different temperatures and strain rates.Results show that when the strain rate sensitivity is taken into account,compared with rate independent critical resolved shear stresses,the material parameters and predictions are different.In particular,this study shows that,for hot deformation,there is a critical strain rate above which secondary slip modes predominate,and beyond which tension twinning is activated.A similar transition is expected for modes that have different strain rate sensitivity.展开更多
Precipitation strengthening is a crucial microscopic mechanism for enhancing the strength of magnesium alloys. In order to elucidate the influence of precipitation on the microscopic deformation mechanisms and macrosc...Precipitation strengthening is a crucial microscopic mechanism for enhancing the strength of magnesium alloys. In order to elucidate the influence of precipitation on the microscopic deformation mechanisms and macroscopic mechanical response of magnesium alloys under cyclic loading conditions, we employed a crystal plasticity model to analyze the stress-strain curves, specific crystal plane diffraction intensities, and the temporal evolution of various microscopic deformation mechanisms and twinning volume fractions for an extruded magnesium alloy, AXM10304, containing coherent precipitates. The research findings indicate that precipitation does not fundamentally alter the microscopic mechanisms of this alloy. However, it hinders twinning during the compression stage, mildly promotes detwinning during the tension stage, and enhances tension secondary hardening by elevating the difficulty of activation of the prismatic slip.展开更多
Magnesium(Mg) alloys with hexagonal close-packed(HCP) structure usually have a poor ductility at room temperature. The addition of yttrium(Y) can improve the ductility of Mg alloys. To understand the underlying mechan...Magnesium(Mg) alloys with hexagonal close-packed(HCP) structure usually have a poor ductility at room temperature. The addition of yttrium(Y) can improve the ductility of Mg alloys. To understand the underlying mechanism, crystal plasticity finite element method(CPFEM) was employed to simulate the tensile deformation of a Mg-0.8 wt% Y alloy. The simulated stress–strain curve and the grain-scale slip activities were compared with an in-situ tensile test conducted in a scanning electron microscope.According to the CPFEM result, basal slip is the dominant deformation mode in the plastic deformation stage, accounting for about 50% of total strain. Prismatic slip and pyramidal a slip are responsible for about 25% and 20% of the total strain, respectively. Pyramidal c + a slip and twinning, on the other hand,accommodate much less strain.展开更多
基金supported financially by the National Natural Sciene Foundation of China(Nos.51725503 and 51575183)111 Project+4 种基金Zhang XC is also grateful for the support by Shanghai Pujiang ProgramYoung Scholar of the Yangtze River Scholars ProgramShanghai Technology Innovation Program of SHEITC(No.CXY-2015-001)financial supports by Coventry University through the Early Career Researcher-Outgoing Mobility Awardthe East China University of Science and Technology through 111 Project to facilitate this international research collaboration.
文摘A crystal plasticity model is developed to predict the cyclic plasticity during the low-cycle fatigue of GH4169 superalloy.Accumulated plastic slip and energy dissipation as fatigue indicator parameters(FIPs)are used to predict fatigue crack initiation and the fatigue life until failure.Results show that fatigue damage is most likely to initiate at triple points and grain boundaries where severe plastic slip and energy dissipation are present.The predicted fatigue life until failure is within the scatter band of factor 2 when compared with experimental data for the total strain amplitudes ranging from 0.8%to 2.4%.Microscopically,the adjacent grain arrangements and their interactions account for the stress concentration.In addition,different sets of grain orientations with the same total grain numbers of 150 were generated using the present model.Results show that different sets have significant influence on the distribution of stresses between each individual grain at the meso-scale,although little effect is found on the macroscopic length-scale.
基金Thanks go to C.Tome for sharing the VPSC code.This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51421001)the'111' Project(B16007)by the Ministry of Education.
文摘Increasing the plastic deformation temperature of Mg alloys results in higher strain rate sensitivity,easier activation of secondary slip modes,and impeded twinning.In this study,the strain rate sensitivity is estimated for each deformation mode,and visco-plastic self-consistent modeling is used to reproduce the plastic deformation behavior of an Mg-3Al-lZn O-temper plate from 150 to 450℃.Twinning and basal slip have relatively low strain rate sensitivity,whereas secondary slip modes are highly strain rate sensitive at high temperature.The texture evolution and plastic anisotropy are modeled at different temperatures and strain rates.Results show that when the strain rate sensitivity is taken into account,compared with rate independent critical resolved shear stresses,the material parameters and predictions are different.In particular,this study shows that,for hot deformation,there is a critical strain rate above which secondary slip modes predominate,and beyond which tension twinning is activated.A similar transition is expected for modes that have different strain rate sensitivity.
文摘Precipitation strengthening is a crucial microscopic mechanism for enhancing the strength of magnesium alloys. In order to elucidate the influence of precipitation on the microscopic deformation mechanisms and macroscopic mechanical response of magnesium alloys under cyclic loading conditions, we employed a crystal plasticity model to analyze the stress-strain curves, specific crystal plane diffraction intensities, and the temporal evolution of various microscopic deformation mechanisms and twinning volume fractions for an extruded magnesium alloy, AXM10304, containing coherent precipitates. The research findings indicate that precipitation does not fundamentally alter the microscopic mechanisms of this alloy. However, it hinders twinning during the compression stage, mildly promotes detwinning during the tension stage, and enhances tension secondary hardening by elevating the difficulty of activation of the prismatic slip.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 51631006, 51671127 and 51825101)
文摘Magnesium(Mg) alloys with hexagonal close-packed(HCP) structure usually have a poor ductility at room temperature. The addition of yttrium(Y) can improve the ductility of Mg alloys. To understand the underlying mechanism, crystal plasticity finite element method(CPFEM) was employed to simulate the tensile deformation of a Mg-0.8 wt% Y alloy. The simulated stress–strain curve and the grain-scale slip activities were compared with an in-situ tensile test conducted in a scanning electron microscope.According to the CPFEM result, basal slip is the dominant deformation mode in the plastic deformation stage, accounting for about 50% of total strain. Prismatic slip and pyramidal a slip are responsible for about 25% and 20% of the total strain, respectively. Pyramidal c + a slip and twinning, on the other hand,accommodate much less strain.
