Strain heterogeneity and damage nucleation at grain boundaries during monotonic deformation in commercial purity titanium
Strain heterogeneity and damage nucleation at grain boundaries during monotonic deformation in commercial purity titanium
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DOI:
10.1007/s11837-009-0180-x
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发表时间:
2009
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2.6
通讯作者:
T. Bieler;M. Crimp;Y. Yang;L. Wang;P. Eisenlohr;D. E. Mason;W. Liu;G. Ice
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作者:
T. Bieler;M. Crimp;Y. Yang;L. Wang;P. Eisenlohr;D. E. Mason;W. Liu;G. Ice
Heterogeneous strain was analyzed in polycrystalline, commercial-purity titanium using many experimental techniques that provide information about microstructure, dislocation arrangement, grain orientation, orientation gradients, surface topography, and local strain gradients. The recrystallized microstructure with 50–200 µm grains was extensively characterized before and after deformation using 4-point bending to strains between 2% and 15%. Extremely heterogeneous deformation occurred along some grain boundaries, leading to orientation gradients exceeding 10° over 10–20 µm. Patches of highly characterized micro-structure were modeled using crystal plasticity finite element (CPFE) analysis to simulate the deformation to evaluate the ability of the CPFE model to capture local deformation processes. Damage nucleation events were identified that are associated with twin interactions with grain boundaries. Progress toward identifying fracture initiation criteria based upon slip and twin interactions with grain boundaries is illustrated with related CPFE simulations of deformation in a TiAl alloy.