The electrically assisted(EA)deformation process has received considerable attention in recent years,ac-companied by research on current-induced deformation mechanisms.However,there are still challenges in eliminating...The electrically assisted(EA)deformation process has received considerable attention in recent years,ac-companied by research on current-induced deformation mechanisms.However,there are still challenges in eliminating thermal effects,which have prevented a comprehensive understanding of the underlying current-induced mechanisms.Opting for a single crystal(SC)in research provides advantages in decou-pling the nonthermal effect of electric current at smaller scales and eliminating the complex interactions that exist in polycrystalline materials.Therefore,the innovation of this work lies in decoupling the non-thermal effect of electric current and conducting a comprehensive analysis of anisotropic deformation and mechanisms within a Ni-based SC with different crystallographic axes and various current directions dur-ing electrically assisted tensile simulation.A significant tension axis direction in the SC during EA tension was induced by the combination of a higher current direction factor(|cosθ|)and a dimensionless factor for the current density(|J^(α)/J_(0)^(α)|)along the[100]axis.The stress drop within the SC due to the nonthermal effect of electric current generally increased with increasing current direction.This was attributed to the increased dislocation density differences and decreased temperature.The increased stress anisotropy of the SC at a current direction of 45°was attributed to fewer activated(111)slip systems and the pinning effect of more dislocations within these systems.This study advances our understanding of the thermal and nonthermal effects of electric current and offers valuable insights for the informed application of EA deformations in industrial and aerospace settings with SC superalloys.展开更多
基金National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(No.52225505)the National Sci-ence and Technology Major Project(No.J2019-VII-0014-0154)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52005412)the Tianjin Natural Science Foundation of China-Multi-input key projects(No.22JCZDJC00650)for financial supports given to this research.
文摘The electrically assisted(EA)deformation process has received considerable attention in recent years,ac-companied by research on current-induced deformation mechanisms.However,there are still challenges in eliminating thermal effects,which have prevented a comprehensive understanding of the underlying current-induced mechanisms.Opting for a single crystal(SC)in research provides advantages in decou-pling the nonthermal effect of electric current at smaller scales and eliminating the complex interactions that exist in polycrystalline materials.Therefore,the innovation of this work lies in decoupling the non-thermal effect of electric current and conducting a comprehensive analysis of anisotropic deformation and mechanisms within a Ni-based SC with different crystallographic axes and various current directions dur-ing electrically assisted tensile simulation.A significant tension axis direction in the SC during EA tension was induced by the combination of a higher current direction factor(|cosθ|)and a dimensionless factor for the current density(|J^(α)/J_(0)^(α)|)along the[100]axis.The stress drop within the SC due to the nonthermal effect of electric current generally increased with increasing current direction.This was attributed to the increased dislocation density differences and decreased temperature.The increased stress anisotropy of the SC at a current direction of 45°was attributed to fewer activated(111)slip systems and the pinning effect of more dislocations within these systems.This study advances our understanding of the thermal and nonthermal effects of electric current and offers valuable insights for the informed application of EA deformations in industrial and aerospace settings with SC superalloys.
