The mechanical response of a single crystal titanium sample against(0001)α surface impact was investigated using molecular dynamics simulation.Remarkably,non-uniform plastic deformation was observed in the sample.At ...The mechanical response of a single crystal titanium sample against(0001)α surface impact was investigated using molecular dynamics simulation.Remarkably,non-uniform plastic deformation was observed in the sample.At high strain rates,amorphization occurred near the edge of the contact region where severe shear strain induced a large number of stacking faults(SFs)and dislocations.In contrast,the central part of the contact region underwent less deformation with significantly fewer dislocations.Moreover,instead of amorphization by consuming SFs and dislocations,there was a gradual increase in the density of dislocations and SFs during the process of amorphization.These local amorphous regions eventually grew into shear bands.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U2241245,91960202 and 52271012)the National Key Laboratory Foundation of Science and Technology on Materials under Shock and Impact(6142902220301)+2 种基金the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(2022Z053092001)the Shanghai Engineering Research Center of High-Performance Medical Device Materials(20DZ2255500)the Opening Project of National Key Laboratory of Shock Wave and Detonation Physics(2022JCJQLB05702).
文摘The mechanical response of a single crystal titanium sample against(0001)α surface impact was investigated using molecular dynamics simulation.Remarkably,non-uniform plastic deformation was observed in the sample.At high strain rates,amorphization occurred near the edge of the contact region where severe shear strain induced a large number of stacking faults(SFs)and dislocations.In contrast,the central part of the contact region underwent less deformation with significantly fewer dislocations.Moreover,instead of amorphization by consuming SFs and dislocations,there was a gradual increase in the density of dislocations and SFs during the process of amorphization.These local amorphous regions eventually grew into shear bands.
