In-situ high-resolution transmission electron microscopy(HRTEM)is performed to investigate the de-formation behavior of hexagonal close-packed rhenium(Re)which is compressed along the{1-100}di-rection.Atomistic simula...In-situ high-resolution transmission electron microscopy(HRTEM)is performed to investigate the de-formation behavior of hexagonal close-packed rhenium(Re)which is compressed along the{1-100}di-rection.Atomistic simulations are also conducted to better understand the deformation mechanisms.Two types of lattice reorientation are observed during compression.The first type involves the reori-entation of one lattice by∼90°around{11-20},which is accomplished by the formation of an interme-diate face-center-cubic(FCC)phase at the interface.This transformation sequence can be described as{1-100}matrix→{111}FCC→(0001)twin.In the second type,a new grain is formed but does not satisfy any known twin relationship with the matrix,and an intermediate FCC phase is also formed.The transfor-mation sequence can be described as{1¯101}matrix→{111}FCC→(0001)grain.Mechanisms responsible for the observed lattice reorientation and sequential phase transitions are analyzed by conducting lattice correspondence analyses on the simulation results.Strain accommodation is also analyzed to explain the mechanisms for lattice reorientation and the intermediate phase transformations.The results provide new insight into the deformation behavior of HCP metals.展开更多
基金support from No.NSF CMMI 1536811 through the University of PittsburghC.M.W.was supported by the PNNL LDRD program.Bin Li thanks for the support from Nos.NSF CMMI 1635088,2016263,and 2032483+1 种基金This work was performed,in part,at the William R.Wiley Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory,a national scientific user facility sponsored by the U.S.Department of Energy,Office of Biological and Environmental Research,and located at PNNLPNNL is operated by Battelle for the U.S.Department of Energy under contract No.DE-AC05-76RLO1830.
文摘In-situ high-resolution transmission electron microscopy(HRTEM)is performed to investigate the de-formation behavior of hexagonal close-packed rhenium(Re)which is compressed along the{1-100}di-rection.Atomistic simulations are also conducted to better understand the deformation mechanisms.Two types of lattice reorientation are observed during compression.The first type involves the reori-entation of one lattice by∼90°around{11-20},which is accomplished by the formation of an interme-diate face-center-cubic(FCC)phase at the interface.This transformation sequence can be described as{1-100}matrix→{111}FCC→(0001)twin.In the second type,a new grain is formed but does not satisfy any known twin relationship with the matrix,and an intermediate FCC phase is also formed.The transfor-mation sequence can be described as{1¯101}matrix→{111}FCC→(0001)grain.Mechanisms responsible for the observed lattice reorientation and sequential phase transitions are analyzed by conducting lattice correspondence analyses on the simulation results.Strain accommodation is also analyzed to explain the mechanisms for lattice reorientation and the intermediate phase transformations.The results provide new insight into the deformation behavior of HCP metals.
