A unified statistical model for indentation pop-in: Effects of indenter radius and microstructure density on the transition from homogeneous nucleation to heterogeneous nucleation to bulk plasticity
A unified statistical model for indentation pop-in: Effects of indenter radius and microstructure density on the transition from homogeneous nucleation to heterogeneous nucleation to bulk plasticity
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压痕弹出的统一统计模型:压头半径和微观结构密度对从均匀成核到异质成核再到体塑性转变的影响
DOI:
10.1016/j.ijplas.2021.102980
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发表时间:
2021-03
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
Long Yu
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作者:
Xiazi Xiao;Long Yu
Indentation pop-in, i.e. a sudden displacement burst on the measured load-penetration depth curves, has been known as the onset of elastic-plastic deformation for crystalline materials. Depending on the indenter radius or density of pre-existing dislocation nucleation sources, the evolution of pop-in shear stress can generally be categorized into three deformation stages, i.e. the homogeneous dislocation nucleation stage, heterogeneous dislocation nucleation stage and bulk plasticity stage. For the former, the fluctuation of pop-in stress is dominated by the thermally activated nucleation process. For the middle, a size-dependent pop-in behavior with stress fluctuation is informed over a wide range of indenter radius and microstructure density. For the later, the materials strength is determined by the critical resolved shear stress for the motion of existing dislocations. Here, we find two additional transition stages between the adjacent deformation stages that can be effectively addressed by a novel competition mechanism, and the transition points are affected by the density of dislocation nucleation sites. All these critical features are well characterized by a unified statistical model proposed in this work. Moreover, a mechanistic model with closed-form formulas is developed for the size-dependent pop-in behavior during the heterogeneous dislocation nucleation stage. By comparing both the calibrated and predicted theoretical results with different sets of experimental data, good agreements are achieved that can rationally verify the proposed model. This work presents a theoretical framework to characterize the fundamental pop-in mechanisms, and provides an avenue towards the prediction of transition points distinguishing different plasticity deformation regimes.
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