The mechanical behavior of CuO nanowires （NWs） was investigated by in situ transmission electron microscopy. During compression, the NWs exhibited high bending capabilities associated with high mechanical stress. In...The mechanical behavior of CuO nanowires （NWs） was investigated by in situ transmission electron microscopy. During compression, the NWs exhibited high bending capabilities associated with high mechanical stress. Interestingly, anelasticity was consistently observed after stress release. Further investigations indicate that the anelasticity is intrinsic to the CuO NWs, although electron- beam irradiation was proved capable of accelerating the shape recovery. A mechanism based on the cooperative motion of twin-associated atoms is proposed to account for this phenomenon. The results provide insight into the mechanical properties of CuO NWs, which are promising materials for nanoscale damping systems.展开更多
Anelasticity, as an intrinsic property of amorphous solids, plays a significant role in understanding their relaxation and deformation mechanism. However, due to the lack of long-range order in amorphous solids, the s...Anelasticity, as an intrinsic property of amorphous solids, plays a significant role in understanding their relaxation and deformation mechanism. However, due to the lack of long-range order in amorphous solids, the structural origin of anelasticity and its distinction from plasticity remain elusive. In this work, using frozen matrix method, we study the transition from anelasticity to plasticity in a two-dimensional model glass. Three distinct mechanical behaviors, namely,elasticity, anelasticity, and plasticity, are identified with control parameters in the amorphous solid. Through the study of finite size effects on these mechanical behaviors, it is revealed that anelasticity can be distinguished from plasticity.Anelasticity serves as an intrinsic bridge connecting the elasticity and plasticity of amorphous solids. Additionally, it is observed that anelastic events are localized, while plastic events are subextensive. The transition from anelasticity to plasticity is found to resemble the entanglement of long-range interactions between element excitations. This study sheds light on the fundamental nature of anelasticity as a key property of element excitations in amorphous solids.展开更多
In recent decades,low-frequency(LF)experiments based on the forced-oscillation(FO)method have become common practice in many rock physics laboratories for measuring the elastic and anelastic properties of rocks.Howeve...In recent decades,low-frequency(LF)experiments based on the forced-oscillation(FO)method have become common practice in many rock physics laboratories for measuring the elastic and anelastic properties of rocks.However,the use of the electronic displacement sensors in traditional acquisition systems of FO devices such as conventional capacitive transducers or strain gauges seriously limits both the efficiency and productivity of LF measurements,and,due to the limited contact area of the displacement sensors with a sample under test,increases the requirements for sample homogeneity.In this paper,we present the first results obtained in the development of a new laboratory method elaborated to measure the elastic properties of solids.The method is a further development of the FO method where traditional data acquisition is replaced by acquisition based on fiber-optic distributed acoustic sensing(DAS)technology.The new method was tested in a laboratory study using two FO setups designed for measurements under uniaxial and confining pressures.The study was carried out on a sample made from polymethyl methacrylate(PMMA)and an aluminium standard,first under uniaxial pressure at FO frequencies of 1,10,30,60 and 100 Hz,and then under confining pressure at an FO frequency of 1 Hz.Both uniaxial and confining pressures were equal to 10 MPa,and the strain in the PMMA sample in all measurements did not exceed 4×10^(-8).The performance of DAS acquisition was compared with the measurements conducted at a strain of 1×10^(-6) using the traditional FO method based on the use of semiconductor strain gauges and the ultrasonic method.The results of the DAS measurements are in good agreement with the FO measurements carried out using semiconductor strain gauges and with the literature data.展开更多
A method for determining medium quality factor is developed on the basis of analyzing the attenuation dispersion of the arrived first period P wave. In order to enhance signal to noise ratio, improve the resolution in...A method for determining medium quality factor is developed on the basis of analyzing the attenuation dispersion of the arrived first period P wave. In order to enhance signal to noise ratio, improve the resolution in measurement and reduce systematic error we applied the data resampling technique. The group velocity delay of P wave was derived by using an improved multi-filtering method. Based on a linear viscoelastic relaxation model we deduced the medium quality factor Qm, and associated error with 95% confidence level. Applying the method to the seismic record of the Xiuyan M=5.4 earthquake sequences we obtained the following result: 1 High Qm started to appear from Nov. 9, 1999. The events giving the deduced high Qm value clustered in a region with their epicenter dis- tances being between 32 and 46 km to the Yingkou station. This Qm versus distance observation obviously deviates from the normal trend of Qm linearly increasing with distance. 2 The average Qm before the 29 Dec. 1999 M=5.4 earthquake is 460, while the average Qm between the M=5.4 event and the 12 Jan. 2000 M=5.1 earthquake is 391, and the average Qm after the M=5.1 event is 204.展开更多
The seismic records of borehole-to-borehole me- asurements on frequency of 200 Hz in the mi-crostrain range have been analysed. Microplas-ticity manifestations caused by seismic wave are detected on seismic records. I...The seismic records of borehole-to-borehole me- asurements on frequency of 200 Hz in the mi-crostrain range have been analysed. Microplas-ticity manifestations caused by seismic wave are detected on seismic records. It is the lad-der-like stepwise change in amplitude course in some parts of the seismic trace. The step dura-tion (time plateau) presents the amplitude- dependent time delay that shifts the arrival time and protracts pulse front. The microplastic process occurs owing to the anomalous re-alignment of the internal stresses on the micro-structural defects in “elastic” domain. Result is the useful contribution for improvement of the theory of wave attenuation in the rocks. It can also be used in solving the applied problems in material science, seismic prospecting, diagnos-tics etc.展开更多
The atomic structure and associated deformation behavior of metallic glasses(MGs)have been long standing issues.Although recent computational/experimental results indicate that the structure of MGs is heterogeneous at...The atomic structure and associated deformation behavior of metallic glasses(MGs)have been long standing issues.Although recent computational/experimental results indicate that the structure of MGs is heterogeneous at the nano scale,the fundamental knowledge of the atomic basis for such structural heterogeneity and its impact on the overall properties of MGs is still lacking.We reviewed recent research on unraveling the structure heterogeneity in MGs,with emphases on the use of dynamic atomic force microscopy,the characterization of glass anelasticity by nanoindentation,and the establishment of numerous correlations with structural heterogeneity.展开更多
基金Acknowledgements This work was supported by the National Basic Research Program of China （No. 2011CB933300）, the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Nos. 51271134 and J1210061）, the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, the CERS-1-26 （CERS-China Equipment and Education Resources System）, and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation （Nos. 2013M540602 and 2014T70734）.
文摘The mechanical behavior of CuO nanowires （NWs） was investigated by in situ transmission electron microscopy. During compression, the NWs exhibited high bending capabilities associated with high mechanical stress. Interestingly, anelasticity was consistently observed after stress release. Further investigations indicate that the anelasticity is intrinsic to the CuO NWs, although electron- beam irradiation was proved capable of accelerating the shape recovery. A mechanism based on the cooperative motion of twin-associated atoms is proposed to account for this phenomenon. The results provide insight into the mechanical properties of CuO NWs, which are promising materials for nanoscale damping systems.
基金Project supported by Guangdong Major Project of Basic and Applied Basic Research,China (Grant No.2019B030302010)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.52130108)+1 种基金Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research,China (Grant No.2021B1515140005)Pearl River Talent Recruitment Program (Grant No.2021QN02C04)。
文摘Anelasticity, as an intrinsic property of amorphous solids, plays a significant role in understanding their relaxation and deformation mechanism. However, due to the lack of long-range order in amorphous solids, the structural origin of anelasticity and its distinction from plasticity remain elusive. In this work, using frozen matrix method, we study the transition from anelasticity to plasticity in a two-dimensional model glass. Three distinct mechanical behaviors, namely,elasticity, anelasticity, and plasticity, are identified with control parameters in the amorphous solid. Through the study of finite size effects on these mechanical behaviors, it is revealed that anelasticity can be distinguished from plasticity.Anelasticity serves as an intrinsic bridge connecting the elasticity and plasticity of amorphous solids. Additionally, it is observed that anelastic events are localized, while plastic events are subextensive. The transition from anelasticity to plasticity is found to resemble the entanglement of long-range interactions between element excitations. This study sheds light on the fundamental nature of anelasticity as a key property of element excitations in amorphous solids.
文摘In recent decades,low-frequency(LF)experiments based on the forced-oscillation(FO)method have become common practice in many rock physics laboratories for measuring the elastic and anelastic properties of rocks.However,the use of the electronic displacement sensors in traditional acquisition systems of FO devices such as conventional capacitive transducers or strain gauges seriously limits both the efficiency and productivity of LF measurements,and,due to the limited contact area of the displacement sensors with a sample under test,increases the requirements for sample homogeneity.In this paper,we present the first results obtained in the development of a new laboratory method elaborated to measure the elastic properties of solids.The method is a further development of the FO method where traditional data acquisition is replaced by acquisition based on fiber-optic distributed acoustic sensing(DAS)technology.The new method was tested in a laboratory study using two FO setups designed for measurements under uniaxial and confining pressures.The study was carried out on a sample made from polymethyl methacrylate(PMMA)and an aluminium standard,first under uniaxial pressure at FO frequencies of 1,10,30,60 and 100 Hz,and then under confining pressure at an FO frequency of 1 Hz.Both uniaxial and confining pressures were equal to 10 MPa,and the strain in the PMMA sample in all measurements did not exceed 4×10^(-8).The performance of DAS acquisition was compared with the measurements conducted at a strain of 1×10^(-6) using the traditional FO method based on the use of semiconductor strain gauges and the ultrasonic method.The results of the DAS measurements are in good agreement with the FO measurements carried out using semiconductor strain gauges and with the literature data.
基金State Key Project of Science and Technology during the Tenth Five-year Plan (2004BA601B01-03-01).
文摘A method for determining medium quality factor is developed on the basis of analyzing the attenuation dispersion of the arrived first period P wave. In order to enhance signal to noise ratio, improve the resolution in measurement and reduce systematic error we applied the data resampling technique. The group velocity delay of P wave was derived by using an improved multi-filtering method. Based on a linear viscoelastic relaxation model we deduced the medium quality factor Qm, and associated error with 95% confidence level. Applying the method to the seismic record of the Xiuyan M=5.4 earthquake sequences we obtained the following result: 1 High Qm started to appear from Nov. 9, 1999. The events giving the deduced high Qm value clustered in a region with their epicenter dis- tances being between 32 and 46 km to the Yingkou station. This Qm versus distance observation obviously deviates from the normal trend of Qm linearly increasing with distance. 2 The average Qm before the 29 Dec. 1999 M=5.4 earthquake is 460, while the average Qm between the M=5.4 event and the 12 Jan. 2000 M=5.1 earthquake is 391, and the average Qm after the M=5.1 event is 204.
文摘The seismic records of borehole-to-borehole me- asurements on frequency of 200 Hz in the mi-crostrain range have been analysed. Microplas-ticity manifestations caused by seismic wave are detected on seismic records. It is the lad-der-like stepwise change in amplitude course in some parts of the seismic trace. The step dura-tion (time plateau) presents the amplitude- dependent time delay that shifts the arrival time and protracts pulse front. The microplastic process occurs owing to the anomalous re-alignment of the internal stresses on the micro-structural defects in “elastic” domain. Result is the useful contribution for improvement of the theory of wave attenuation in the rocks. It can also be used in solving the applied problems in material science, seismic prospecting, diagnos-tics etc.
基金supported by the Research Grant Council(RGC)of the government of Hong Kong through the General Research Fund(Grant No.City U 117612)GRC(Grant No.City U 530711)
文摘The atomic structure and associated deformation behavior of metallic glasses(MGs)have been long standing issues.Although recent computational/experimental results indicate that the structure of MGs is heterogeneous at the nano scale,the fundamental knowledge of the atomic basis for such structural heterogeneity and its impact on the overall properties of MGs is still lacking.We reviewed recent research on unraveling the structure heterogeneity in MGs,with emphases on the use of dynamic atomic force microscopy,the characterization of glass anelasticity by nanoindentation,and the establishment of numerous correlations with structural heterogeneity.
