Molecular Dynamics Study on Fracture Mechanism of Fe-Amorphous Metal (J Integral near Mode I Crack Tip)
Molecular Dynamics Study on Fracture Mechanism of Fe-Amorphous Metal (J Integral near Mode I Crack Tip)
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Fe非晶金属断裂机理的分子动力学研究(I型裂纹尖端附近的J积分)
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-662-35369-1_7
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
H. Kitagawa
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作者:
K. Nakatani;A. Nakatani;H. Kitagawa
When molecular dynamics (MD) simulation of crack propagation and fracture is carried out, it is very common that the boundary conditions are determined by the atomic displacement which correspond to a stress intensity factorKbased on linear elasticity with the initial elastic properties of the material. However, in our previous studies, it was shown that a very high strain occurs near the crack tip [1], and the initial mechanical properties are changed as the elastic constants decrease because of non-elastic deformation under large stress concentration [2]. Therefore, the assumption of a linear elastic condition (small scale yielding) cannot be realized any longer and the boundary condition based on a linear elastic solution is no longer applicable. In this paper, the J integral, which is one of the representative mechanical parameters that often gives the criterion of crack propagation in continuum mechanics, is evaluated in an atomistic Fe-amorphous model in order to investigate quantitatively the mechanical state of the damaged mechanical field near the crack tip.Jis actually evaluated byJ* which is advantazeous in MD simulations. The molecular dynamics simulations of mode I crack propagation in Fe-amorphous metal under the boundary condition which controlled displacements of boundary atoms are carried out for the purpose of evaluating the damaged mechanical field near the crack tip, andJ* is evaluated. As a result, it is shown that the change of mechanical properties is concerned with the material non-linearity and the blunting shape, and that it is predicted quantitatively by using the J* integral which is evaluated by choosing the appropriate integral region.