The microstructures and mechanical properties of the composite extruded AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets were investigated and made a comparison to the conventional extruded AZ31 sheet.Owing to the introduced intense...The microstructures and mechanical properties of the composite extruded AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets were investigated and made a comparison to the conventional extruded AZ31 sheet.Owing to the introduced intense shear deformation at the interface during the composite extrusion,grain refinement and tilted texture were detected in AZ31 layers of the AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets,while the conventional extruded AZ31 sheet exhibited a relative coarse,inhomogeneous microstructure and strong basal texture.The compressiontension yield ratio was increased gradually from the AZ31 to the AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets.Besides,the AZ31/4047 Al sheet could successfully accomplish the whole bending forming process at room temperature,while the AZ31 and AZ31/AZ31 sheets were both bend-formed to failure with significant cracks in the outer tensile region under the identical bending parameters.Moreover,under the same bending strain,both the outward offset degree of strain neutral layer and the sheet thickening were more serious in the AZ31/4047 Al composite sheet than those of the AZ31 and AZ31/AZ31 sheets.The foremost reason was the quite wide gap of material properties between Mg alloy AZ31 layer(tensile loading in the outer region)and Al 4047 layer(compressive loading in the inner region).展开更多
This paper is devoted to developing a yield criterion that can model the asymmetry and anisotropy in yielding of pressure insensitive metals,in terms of accuracy and simplicity of formulation.First,a new isotropic yie...This paper is devoted to developing a yield criterion that can model the asymmetry and anisotropy in yielding of pressure insensitive metals,in terms of accuracy and simplicity of formulation.First,a new isotropic yield criterion,which can model the asymmetry in yielding of pressure insensitive metals,is proposed.Further,using Cazacu's generalizations to anisotropic conditions of the invariants of the deviatoric stress,the proposed isotropic yield criterion is extended to orthotropy.The proposed anisotropic criterion has a quite simple form,and the number of material constants involved is only half of that of Cazacu's(2004) yield criterion.Compared to Hill's(1948) yield criterion,the proposed anisotropic yield criterion has three additional constants,which are used to model the tension-compression asymmetry of materials.All the material constants involved in the criterion can be determined by simple tests.The proposed criterion reduces to Hill's(1948) yield criterion if the tensile and compressive yield stresses are equal.In other words,the proposed anisotropic yield criterion can be considered as an extension of Hill's(1948) criterion to tension-compression asymmetry materials.The anisotropic yield criterion is used to describe the plastic response of Cu-Al-Be shape memory alloy(data after Laydi and Lexcellent) and Ni3Al based intermetallic alloy IC10 sheets.It is shown that the proposed yield criterion can describe very well the asymmetry and anisotropy observed in those materials.展开更多
Reducing the yield asymmetry is very important concern for wrought Mg-Li alloys.In this study,Mg-5Li-3Al-2 Zn(LAZ532)alloy was successfully produced by hot-extrusion followed by multi-pass rolling at 573 K.Microstruct...Reducing the yield asymmetry is very important concern for wrought Mg-Li alloys.In this study,Mg-5Li-3Al-2 Zn(LAZ532)alloy was successfully produced by hot-extrusion followed by multi-pass rolling at 573 K.Microstructure evolution,mechanical properties and yield asymmetry reducing of LAZ532 alloys at different rolling passes were studied.By observing microstructure using transmission electron microscopy showed that a small amount of ultra-fine Al Mg_(4)Zn_(11)and nano Li_(3)Al_(2) phases existed in the alloy.With the increasing of rolling passes,the grains of the alloys were obviously refined,and comprehensive mechanical properties were dramatically improved.Meanwhile,it also showed an excellent tension and compression yield symmetry(TYS/CYS was about 1).The results showed that the combined action of the weak{0001}basal lamellar texture,grain refinement and addition of Li element could effectively improve the yield symmetry.Furthermore,based on theoretical analysis,the yield strength in the alloys mainly depended on the strengthening contributions of LAGBs and HAGBs,and strengthening effect of HAGBs most(~50%)to the yield strength improvement.展开更多
Existence of tension–compression yield asymmetry is a serious limitation to the load bearing capablities of Magnesium alloys in a number of light weight structural applications.The present work is aimed at nullifying...Existence of tension–compression yield asymmetry is a serious limitation to the load bearing capablities of Magnesium alloys in a number of light weight structural applications.The present work is aimed at nullifying the tension to compression asymmetry problem and strain hardening anomalies in a Magnesium–Silver–Rare Earth alloy by engineering different levels of microstructural conditions via friction stir processing and post process annealing.The existence and extent of yield asymmetry ratio in the range of microstructural conditions was experimentally obtained through quasistatic tensile and compression tests.The yield asymmetry problem was profoundly present in specimens of coarse grained microstructures when compared to their fine grained and ultra fine grained counterparts.The impact of the microstructure and associated mechanisms of plasticity on the macroscopic strain hardening behavior was established by Kock–Mecking’s analysis.Crystal plasticity simulations using Viscoplastic Self Consistency approach revealed the consequential role of extension twinning mechanism for the existence of yield asymmetry and anomalies in strain hardening behavior.This was especially dominant with coarsening of grain size.Electron Microscopy and characterization were conducted thoroughly in partially deformed specimens to confirm the predictions of the above simulations.The role of crystallographic texture for inducing the polarity to Tension–Compression yield asymmetry was corroborated.A critical grain size in Magnesium–Silver–Rare earth alloy was hereby established which could nullify influences of extension twinning in yield asymmetry ratio.展开更多
We investigated the asymmetric tension-compression(T-C)behavior of ZA21 bars with bimodal and uniform structures through axial tension and compression tests.The results show that the yield strengths of bars having bim...We investigated the asymmetric tension-compression(T-C)behavior of ZA21 bars with bimodal and uniform structures through axial tension and compression tests.The results show that the yield strengths of bars having bimodal structure are 206.42 and 140.28 MPa under tension and compression,respectively,which are higher than those of bars having uniform structure with tensile and compressive yield strength of 183.71 and 102.86 MPa,respectively.Prismatic slip and extension twinning under tension and basal slip and extension twinning under compression dominate the yield behavior and induce the T-C asymmetry.However,due to the basal slip activated in fine grains under tension and the inhibition of extension twinning by fine grains under compression,the bimodal structure possesses a lower T-C asymmetry(0.68)compared to the uniform structure(0.56).Multiple extension twins occur during deformation,and the selection of twin variants depends on the Schmid factor of the six variants activated by parent grains.Furthermore,the strengthening effect of the bimodal structure depends on the grain size and the ratio of coarse and fine grains.展开更多
Abstract This paper focuses on the stability of capillary forced flow. In space, open capillary channels are widely used as the liquid and gas separation devices to manage liquid positioning and transportation. Surfac...Abstract This paper focuses on the stability of capillary forced flow. In space, open capillary channels are widely used as the liquid and gas separation devices to manage liquid positioning and transportation. Surface collapse happens when the flow rate exceeds the critical value, leading to a failure of propellant management. Knowledge of flow rate limitation is of great significance in design and optimization of propellant management devices （PMDs）. However, the capillary flow rate limitation in an asymmetry channel has not been studied yet in the literature. In this paper, by introducing an equivalent angle to convert the asymmetry corner to a symmetry one, the one-dimensional theoretical model is developed. The flow rate limitation can then be investigated as a function of the channel geometry as well as liquid property based on the model. Comparisons between the asymmetry and symmetry channels bring forth the characteristics of the two kinds of channels, and demonstrate good accordance between the new advanced model and the existing one in the literature. This theoretical model can provide valuable reference for PMD designers.展开更多
A novel yield criterion based on CPB06 considering anisotropic and tension-compression asymmetric behaviors of magnesium alloys was derived and proposed(called M_CPB06).This yield criterion can simultaneously predict ...A novel yield criterion based on CPB06 considering anisotropic and tension-compression asymmetric behaviors of magnesium alloys was derived and proposed(called M_CPB06).This yield criterion can simultaneously predict the yield stresses and the Lankford ratios at different angles(if any)under uniaxial tension,compression,equal-biaxial and equal-compression conditions.Then,in order to further describe the anisotropic strain-hardening characteristics of magnesium alloy,the proposed M_CPB06 criterion was further evolved to the M_CPB06ev model by expressing the parameters of the M_CPB06 model as functions of the plastic strain.As the model was developed,the stresses and Lankford ratios of AZ31B and ZK61M magnesium alloys at different angles under tensile,compressive and through-thickness compressive conditions were used to calibrate the M_CPB06/M_CPB06ev and the existing CPB06ex2 model.Calibration results reveal that compared with the CPB06ex2 yield criterion with equal quantity of coefficients,the M_CPB06 criterion exhibits certain advancement,and meanwhile the M_CPB06ev model can relatively accurately predict the change of the yield locus with increase of the plastic strain.Finally,the M_CPB06ev model was developed through UMAT in LS-DYNA.Finite element simulations using the subroutine were conducted on the specimens of different angles to the rolling direction under tension and compression.Simulation results were highly consistent with the experimental results,demonstrating a good reliability and accuracy of the developed subroutine.展开更多
The aim of this paper is to model the yielding asymmetry of pressure-insensitive metals,including but not limited to Ni3 Al alloys.The main focuses are put on the flexibility and manipulative convenience.The parameter...The aim of this paper is to model the yielding asymmetry of pressure-insensitive metals,including but not limited to Ni3 Al alloys.The main focuses are put on the flexibility and manipulative convenience.The parameters of theory are kept to a minimum and can be determined by as few tests as possible.These requirements are fulfilled by constructing a yield function using the second and third-invariants of a linearly transformed stress tensor.The proposed yield criterion has a simple mathematical form and has only seven parameters when used in three-dimensional stresses.Compared with existing theories,the new yield criterion has much fewer parameters,which makes it very convenient for practical applications.The coefficients of the criterion are identified by an error minimization procedure.Applications to a Ni3 Al based intermetallic alloy as well as a Cu-Al-Be shape memory alloy and comparison to other criteria show that the proposed criterion has nearly the same predictive ability and flexibility with other criteria.The proposed yield criterion can estimate the coefficients by using less data,which is a big advantage compared with other similar theories,especially when there is a limited number of experimental data.展开更多
Negative thermal expansion of gallium arsenide has been investigated through temperature dependent Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS) measurements. The bond thermal expansion coefficient αbond has been ...Negative thermal expansion of gallium arsenide has been investigated through temperature dependent Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS) measurements. The bond thermal expansion coefficient αbond has been evaluated and compared to negative expansion coefficient αtens due to tension effects. The overall thermal expansion coefficient is the sum?of?αbond?and αtens. Below 60 K, αtens is greater than αbond? yielding to a negative expansion in this temperature region. Tension effects are progressively overcome by the stretching effects in the region 60 - 300 K. The asymmetry of nearest neighbors distribution is not negligible since the gaussian approximation underestimates the bond expansion by about 0.00426 Å. This error decreases when the temperature is lowered. The accuracy in the thermal expansion evaluation and the connection between third cumulant and thermal expansion are discussed.展开更多
Although tension-compression(T-C)asymmetry in yield strength was rarely documented in coarse-grained face centered cubic(FCC)metals as critical resolved shear stress(CRSS)for dislocation slip differs little between te...Although tension-compression(T-C)asymmetry in yield strength was rarely documented in coarse-grained face centered cubic(FCC)metals as critical resolved shear stress(CRSS)for dislocation slip differs little between tension and compression,the T-C asymmetry in strength,i.e.,higher strength when loaded in compression than in tension,was reported in some FCC high entropy alloys(HEAs)due to twinning and phase transitions activated at high strain regimes in compression.In this paper,we demonstrate a reversed and atypical tension-compression asymmetry(tensile strength markedly exceeds compressive strength)in a non-equiatomic FCC Ni_(2)CoFeV_(0.5)Mo_(0.2) medium entropy alloy(MEA)under dynamic loading,wherein dislocation slip governs dynamic deformation without twins or phase transitions.The asymme-try can be primarily interpreted as higher CRSS and more hard slip modes(lower average Schmid factor)activated in grains under dynamic tension than compression.Besides,larger strain rate sensitivity in dy-namic tension overwhelmingly contributes to the higher flow stress,thanks to the occurrence of more immobile Lomer-locks,narrower spacing of planar slip bands and higher dislocation density.This finding may provide some insights into designing MEAs/HEAs with desired properties under extreme conditions such as blast,impact and crash.展开更多
Using the devices of split Hopkinson tension bar(SHTB)and split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB),the dynamic tension and compression experiments in three typical forming directions(rolling direction(RD),transverse directi...Using the devices of split Hopkinson tension bar(SHTB)and split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB),the dynamic tension and compression experiments in three typical forming directions(rolling direction(RD),transverse direction(TD)and normal direction(ND))were carried out at strain rates of 1000,2000 and 4000 s-1,respectively.From the microscopic point of view,the effect of strain rate and anisotropy on tension compression asymmetry of aviation aluminum alloy 7050 was studied by scanning electron microscope(SEM),metallographic microscope and electron backscatter diffraction(EBSD).The results showed that there was obvious asymmetry between tension and compression,especially that the yield strength of the material in tension was higher than that in compression.The asymmetry in the elastic stage of tension-compression was weaker and the asymmetry in the strengthening stage was stronger with the increase of strain rate.At the same strain rate,the changing trend of the flow stress was distinct under different orientations of tension and compression,which was related to the stress direction of the grains.According to EBSD grain orientation analysis and raw material texture pole figure analysis,it was found that the larger the difference in the degree of grain refinement during tension and compression,the larger the macro-flow stress difference.展开更多
In recent years, the micro-deformation mechanisms of the tension/compression behavior for nickel-base single-crystal superalloys have been studied extensively and general agreements have been derived. Based on these r...In recent years, the micro-deformation mechanisms of the tension/compression behavior for nickel-base single-crystal superalloys have been studied extensively and general agreements have been derived. Based on these researches, a new model called united tension/compression asymmetry micro-mechanical model (UTCAM) has been proposed, which can effectively estimate the initial yield strength of nickel-base single-crystal (SC) superalloys under different loading directions. Considering the combined effects of octahedral slip system and cubic slip system, slip control factor is introduced in the UTCAM to determine the type of the open slip system of nickel-base single-crystal superalloys during deformation, thus making this model cover a rather wide range of application. Furthermore, the UTCAM is applied to hot tension and compression tests of three typical nickel-base SC superalloys (PWA1480-593 ℃, RENE N4-760 ℃ and DD407-760 ℃). The predicted initial yield strengths of the nickel-base SC superalloys are in good agreement with the experimental results, and the UTCAM proves to be effective.展开更多
基金The authors are grateful for the financial supports from the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFB0301104 and 2016YFB0101700)Chongqing Science and Technology Commission(cstc2017zdcy-zdzxX0006,cstc2017jcyjAX0012,cstc2018jcyjAX0472)+3 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(51531002 and U1764253)Chongqing Scientific&Technological Talents Program(KJXX2017002)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2018T110948)Science and Technology Research Program of Chongqing Municipal Education Commission(KJQN201801306).
文摘The microstructures and mechanical properties of the composite extruded AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets were investigated and made a comparison to the conventional extruded AZ31 sheet.Owing to the introduced intense shear deformation at the interface during the composite extrusion,grain refinement and tilted texture were detected in AZ31 layers of the AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets,while the conventional extruded AZ31 sheet exhibited a relative coarse,inhomogeneous microstructure and strong basal texture.The compressiontension yield ratio was increased gradually from the AZ31 to the AZ31/AZ31 and AZ31/4047 Al sheets.Besides,the AZ31/4047 Al sheet could successfully accomplish the whole bending forming process at room temperature,while the AZ31 and AZ31/AZ31 sheets were both bend-formed to failure with significant cracks in the outer tensile region under the identical bending parameters.Moreover,under the same bending strain,both the outward offset degree of strain neutral layer and the sheet thickening were more serious in the AZ31/4047 Al composite sheet than those of the AZ31 and AZ31/AZ31 sheets.The foremost reason was the quite wide gap of material properties between Mg alloy AZ31 layer(tensile loading in the outer region)and Al 4047 layer(compressive loading in the inner region).
文摘This paper is devoted to developing a yield criterion that can model the asymmetry and anisotropy in yielding of pressure insensitive metals,in terms of accuracy and simplicity of formulation.First,a new isotropic yield criterion,which can model the asymmetry in yielding of pressure insensitive metals,is proposed.Further,using Cazacu's generalizations to anisotropic conditions of the invariants of the deviatoric stress,the proposed isotropic yield criterion is extended to orthotropy.The proposed anisotropic criterion has a quite simple form,and the number of material constants involved is only half of that of Cazacu's(2004) yield criterion.Compared to Hill's(1948) yield criterion,the proposed anisotropic yield criterion has three additional constants,which are used to model the tension-compression asymmetry of materials.All the material constants involved in the criterion can be determined by simple tests.The proposed criterion reduces to Hill's(1948) yield criterion if the tensile and compressive yield stresses are equal.In other words,the proposed anisotropic yield criterion can be considered as an extension of Hill's(1948) criterion to tension-compression asymmetry materials.The anisotropic yield criterion is used to describe the plastic response of Cu-Al-Be shape memory alloy(data after Laydi and Lexcellent) and Ni3Al based intermetallic alloy IC10 sheets.It is shown that the proposed yield criterion can describe very well the asymmetry and anisotropy observed in those materials.
基金financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2016YFB0301104)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51771043)Programme of Introducing Talents of Discipline Innovation to Universities 2.0(the 111 Project 2.0 of China,No.BP0719037)。
文摘Reducing the yield asymmetry is very important concern for wrought Mg-Li alloys.In this study,Mg-5Li-3Al-2 Zn(LAZ532)alloy was successfully produced by hot-extrusion followed by multi-pass rolling at 573 K.Microstructure evolution,mechanical properties and yield asymmetry reducing of LAZ532 alloys at different rolling passes were studied.By observing microstructure using transmission electron microscopy showed that a small amount of ultra-fine Al Mg_(4)Zn_(11)and nano Li_(3)Al_(2) phases existed in the alloy.With the increasing of rolling passes,the grains of the alloys were obviously refined,and comprehensive mechanical properties were dramatically improved.Meanwhile,it also showed an excellent tension and compression yield symmetry(TYS/CYS was about 1).The results showed that the combined action of the weak{0001}basal lamellar texture,grain refinement and addition of Li element could effectively improve the yield symmetry.Furthermore,based on theoretical analysis,the yield strength in the alloys mainly depended on the strengthening contributions of LAGBs and HAGBs,and strengthening effect of HAGBs most(~50%)to the yield strength improvement.
基金Department of Science and Technology,India[grant number of DST/TDT/AMT/2017/211(G)(MEE/18-19/412/DSTX/SUSH)for the financial supportFIST grant,Department of Science and Technology,India[grant number SR/FST/ET11-059/2012(G)]for funding electron microscope facility。
文摘Existence of tension–compression yield asymmetry is a serious limitation to the load bearing capablities of Magnesium alloys in a number of light weight structural applications.The present work is aimed at nullifying the tension to compression asymmetry problem and strain hardening anomalies in a Magnesium–Silver–Rare Earth alloy by engineering different levels of microstructural conditions via friction stir processing and post process annealing.The existence and extent of yield asymmetry ratio in the range of microstructural conditions was experimentally obtained through quasistatic tensile and compression tests.The yield asymmetry problem was profoundly present in specimens of coarse grained microstructures when compared to their fine grained and ultra fine grained counterparts.The impact of the microstructure and associated mechanisms of plasticity on the macroscopic strain hardening behavior was established by Kock–Mecking’s analysis.Crystal plasticity simulations using Viscoplastic Self Consistency approach revealed the consequential role of extension twinning mechanism for the existence of yield asymmetry and anomalies in strain hardening behavior.This was especially dominant with coarsening of grain size.Electron Microscopy and characterization were conducted thoroughly in partially deformed specimens to confirm the predictions of the above simulations.The role of crystallographic texture for inducing the polarity to Tension–Compression yield asymmetry was corroborated.A critical grain size in Magnesium–Silver–Rare earth alloy was hereby established which could nullify influences of extension twinning in yield asymmetry ratio.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52275305)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (No. FRF-IC-20-10)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (No. 2021M700378)
文摘We investigated the asymmetric tension-compression(T-C)behavior of ZA21 bars with bimodal and uniform structures through axial tension and compression tests.The results show that the yield strengths of bars having bimodal structure are 206.42 and 140.28 MPa under tension and compression,respectively,which are higher than those of bars having uniform structure with tensile and compressive yield strength of 183.71 and 102.86 MPa,respectively.Prismatic slip and extension twinning under tension and basal slip and extension twinning under compression dominate the yield behavior and induce the T-C asymmetry.However,due to the basal slip activated in fine grains under tension and the inhibition of extension twinning by fine grains under compression,the bimodal structure possesses a lower T-C asymmetry(0.68)compared to the uniform structure(0.56).Multiple extension twins occur during deformation,and the selection of twin variants depends on the Schmid factor of the six variants activated by parent grains.Furthermore,the strengthening effect of the bimodal structure depends on the grain size and the ratio of coarse and fine grains.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.50975280 and 61004094)
文摘Abstract This paper focuses on the stability of capillary forced flow. In space, open capillary channels are widely used as the liquid and gas separation devices to manage liquid positioning and transportation. Surface collapse happens when the flow rate exceeds the critical value, leading to a failure of propellant management. Knowledge of flow rate limitation is of great significance in design and optimization of propellant management devices （PMDs）. However, the capillary flow rate limitation in an asymmetry channel has not been studied yet in the literature. In this paper, by introducing an equivalent angle to convert the asymmetry corner to a symmetry one, the one-dimensional theoretical model is developed. The flow rate limitation can then be investigated as a function of the channel geometry as well as liquid property based on the model. Comparisons between the asymmetry and symmetry channels bring forth the characteristics of the two kinds of channels, and demonstrate good accordance between the new advanced model and the existing one in the literature. This theoretical model can provide valuable reference for PMD designers.
基金Beijing Natural Science Foundation(No.L201010)the United Fund of Ministry of Education for Equipment Pre-Research(Grant No.6141A02033121)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51975041).
文摘A novel yield criterion based on CPB06 considering anisotropic and tension-compression asymmetric behaviors of magnesium alloys was derived and proposed(called M_CPB06).This yield criterion can simultaneously predict the yield stresses and the Lankford ratios at different angles(if any)under uniaxial tension,compression,equal-biaxial and equal-compression conditions.Then,in order to further describe the anisotropic strain-hardening characteristics of magnesium alloy,the proposed M_CPB06 criterion was further evolved to the M_CPB06ev model by expressing the parameters of the M_CPB06 model as functions of the plastic strain.As the model was developed,the stresses and Lankford ratios of AZ31B and ZK61M magnesium alloys at different angles under tensile,compressive and through-thickness compressive conditions were used to calibrate the M_CPB06/M_CPB06ev and the existing CPB06ex2 model.Calibration results reveal that compared with the CPB06ex2 yield criterion with equal quantity of coefficients,the M_CPB06 criterion exhibits certain advancement,and meanwhile the M_CPB06ev model can relatively accurately predict the change of the yield locus with increase of the plastic strain.Finally,the M_CPB06ev model was developed through UMAT in LS-DYNA.Finite element simulations using the subroutine were conducted on the specimens of different angles to the rolling direction under tension and compression.Simulation results were highly consistent with the experimental results,demonstrating a good reliability and accuracy of the developed subroutine.
基金financial support for this work by Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,China(No.BK20160486)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.91860111)。
文摘The aim of this paper is to model the yielding asymmetry of pressure-insensitive metals,including but not limited to Ni3 Al alloys.The main focuses are put on the flexibility and manipulative convenience.The parameters of theory are kept to a minimum and can be determined by as few tests as possible.These requirements are fulfilled by constructing a yield function using the second and third-invariants of a linearly transformed stress tensor.The proposed yield criterion has a simple mathematical form and has only seven parameters when used in three-dimensional stresses.Compared with existing theories,the new yield criterion has much fewer parameters,which makes it very convenient for practical applications.The coefficients of the criterion are identified by an error minimization procedure.Applications to a Ni3 Al based intermetallic alloy as well as a Cu-Al-Be shape memory alloy and comparison to other criteria show that the proposed criterion has nearly the same predictive ability and flexibility with other criteria.The proposed yield criterion can estimate the coefficients by using less data,which is a big advantage compared with other similar theories,especially when there is a limited number of experimental data.
文摘Negative thermal expansion of gallium arsenide has been investigated through temperature dependent Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (EXAFS) measurements. The bond thermal expansion coefficient αbond has been evaluated and compared to negative expansion coefficient αtens due to tension effects. The overall thermal expansion coefficient is the sum?of?αbond?and αtens. Below 60 K, αtens is greater than αbond? yielding to a negative expansion in this temperature region. Tension effects are progressively overcome by the stretching effects in the region 60 - 300 K. The asymmetry of nearest neighbors distribution is not negligible since the gaussian approximation underestimates the bond expansion by about 0.00426 Å. This error decreases when the temperature is lowered. The accuracy in the thermal expansion evaluation and the connection between third cumulant and thermal expansion are discussed.
基金the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2017YFA0204403)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51971112 and51225102)+2 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.30919011405)X.Chen would like to acknowledge the finan-cial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52001165 and 51931003)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,China(No.BK20200475),and the Fundamen-tal Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.30921011215).
文摘Although tension-compression(T-C)asymmetry in yield strength was rarely documented in coarse-grained face centered cubic(FCC)metals as critical resolved shear stress(CRSS)for dislocation slip differs little between tension and compression,the T-C asymmetry in strength,i.e.,higher strength when loaded in compression than in tension,was reported in some FCC high entropy alloys(HEAs)due to twinning and phase transitions activated at high strain regimes in compression.In this paper,we demonstrate a reversed and atypical tension-compression asymmetry(tensile strength markedly exceeds compressive strength)in a non-equiatomic FCC Ni_(2)CoFeV_(0.5)Mo_(0.2) medium entropy alloy(MEA)under dynamic loading,wherein dislocation slip governs dynamic deformation without twins or phase transitions.The asymme-try can be primarily interpreted as higher CRSS and more hard slip modes(lower average Schmid factor)activated in grains under dynamic tension than compression.Besides,larger strain rate sensitivity in dy-namic tension overwhelmingly contributes to the higher flow stress,thanks to the occurrence of more immobile Lomer-locks,narrower spacing of planar slip bands and higher dislocation density.This finding may provide some insights into designing MEAs/HEAs with desired properties under extreme conditions such as blast,impact and crash.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51675230)the Major Innovation Projects in Shandong Province (No. 2019JZZY010451)。
文摘Using the devices of split Hopkinson tension bar(SHTB)and split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB),the dynamic tension and compression experiments in three typical forming directions(rolling direction(RD),transverse direction(TD)and normal direction(ND))were carried out at strain rates of 1000,2000 and 4000 s-1,respectively.From the microscopic point of view,the effect of strain rate and anisotropy on tension compression asymmetry of aviation aluminum alloy 7050 was studied by scanning electron microscope(SEM),metallographic microscope and electron backscatter diffraction(EBSD).The results showed that there was obvious asymmetry between tension and compression,especially that the yield strength of the material in tension was higher than that in compression.The asymmetry in the elastic stage of tension-compression was weaker and the asymmetry in the strengthening stage was stronger with the increase of strain rate.At the same strain rate,the changing trend of the flow stress was distinct under different orientations of tension and compression,which was related to the stress direction of the grains.According to EBSD grain orientation analysis and raw material texture pole figure analysis,it was found that the larger the difference in the degree of grain refinement during tension and compression,the larger the macro-flow stress difference.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(51205190)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.NS2016026)+1 种基金the Aeronautical Power Science Fund Project(6141B090317)the Innovation Fund of Jiangsu Province,China(KYLX-0304).
文摘In recent years, the micro-deformation mechanisms of the tension/compression behavior for nickel-base single-crystal superalloys have been studied extensively and general agreements have been derived. Based on these researches, a new model called united tension/compression asymmetry micro-mechanical model (UTCAM) has been proposed, which can effectively estimate the initial yield strength of nickel-base single-crystal (SC) superalloys under different loading directions. Considering the combined effects of octahedral slip system and cubic slip system, slip control factor is introduced in the UTCAM to determine the type of the open slip system of nickel-base single-crystal superalloys during deformation, thus making this model cover a rather wide range of application. Furthermore, the UTCAM is applied to hot tension and compression tests of three typical nickel-base SC superalloys (PWA1480-593 ℃, RENE N4-760 ℃ and DD407-760 ℃). The predicted initial yield strengths of the nickel-base SC superalloys are in good agreement with the experimental results, and the UTCAM proves to be effective.
