A nano-orthogonal cutting model based on a modified molecular dynamics technique
A nano-orthogonal cutting model based on a modified molecular dynamics technique
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DOI:
10.1088/0957-4484/15/5/019
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发表时间:
2004-02
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影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Zone-Ching Lin;Jen-Ching Huang
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作者:
Zone-Ching Lin;Jen-Ching Huang
A proposed method based on combining the concepts of shape functions of the finite element method (FEM) and a molecular dynamics (MD) technique was developed to evaluate the chip formation and strain and stress distribution in the cutting of single-crystal copper by a nano-scale mechanism. The displacement components for the atom in any temporary situation during the nano-scale cutting could be found. In this paper, the atom is regarded as a node and the lattice is regarded as an element. Using the atom displacements calculated by the MD program and combining the concepts of shape functions of FEM we calculate the equivalent strain for material deformation in the atomic-scale cutting mechanism. The equivalent stress was derived from the equivalent strain from the corresponding flow stress–strain curve, whereas the flow stress–strain curve was obtained from the regression of the stress–strain curve of a nano-copper thin film tension test simulation. In addition, the chip atoms within the diamond space were moved along the tool surface using a mathematical method. Also, this study introduced a new concept: 'a combined Morse potential function and rigid tool space restrictions criterion as the chip separation criterion' for the nano-scale cutting model.