摘要
Molecular dynamics simulations are performed to investigate the deformation behavior of nanocrystalline Ni with pre-twin atom structure.The simulation sample is composed of four grains with average size 12 nm.The simulation technique of isobaric-isothermal ensemble(NPT) with high pressure is applied to obtain a sample with two circle twins.Under uniaxial tensile and shear loading,as well as different detwinning deformation behaviors are observed.Under uniaxial tension the detwinning deformation is induced by the event of grain growth,and it is supported by local energy analysis.Under the shear loading the detwinning deformation is related to the loading rate.The results show that there may be a critical shear rate.As the shear rate is sufficiently high the circle twin is found to be failed;as the shear rate is less than that rate,the size of circle twin become smaller and gradually approach a constant value.Our simulation results are in good agreement with experiment observation.
Molecular dynamics simulations are performed to investigate the deformation behavior of nanocrystalline Ni with pre-twin atom structure. The simulation sample is composed of four grains with average size 12 nm. The simulation technique of iso- baric-isothermal ensemble （NPT） with high pressure is applied to obtain a sample with two circle twins. Under uniaxial ten- sile and shear loading, as well as different detwinning deformation behaviors are observed. Under uniaxial tension the detwin- ning deformation is induced by the event of grain growth, and it is supported by local energy analysis. Under the shear loading the detwinning deformation is related to the loading rate. The results show that there may be a critical shear rate. As the shear rate is sufficiently high the circle twin is found to be failed; as the shear rate is less than that rate, the size of circle twin become smaller and gradually approach a constant value. Our simulation results are in good agreement with experiment observation.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11021262,11172303 and 11132011)
National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No. 2012CB937500)
