Simulation on the deformation behaviors of nanotwinned Cu considering the angle effect between loading axis and twin boundary

Shu Zhang, Jianqiu Zhou, Ying Wang, Lu Wang, Shuhong Dong

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Abstract

The effect of the angle θ between loading axis and twin boundary (TB) on the deformation behaviors of nanotwinned Cu was studied by finite-element method (FEM) under tensile deformation. Three different microstructures (θ̄=30,σ̄=3.7;θ̄=10,σ̄=3. 7andθ̄=30,σ̄=8.8) were presented. Evolution of equivalent plastic strain showed that the deformation of the three microstructures were distinct on account of θ: the grains with larger θ deformed first; compared with the microstructure with θ̄=10,σ̄=3.7, the microstructure with θ̄=30,σ̄=3.7 can effectively delay the onset of shear band. The results demonstrated that an unusual combination of high strength and ductility can be obtained by making a proper arrangement of θ. However, the effect of θ on the stress-strain relations was weakening as twin density lamellae thickness decreases.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)322-329
Number of pages8
JournalComputational Materials Science
Volume77
DOIs
StatePublished - 2013

Keywords

  • Angle
  • Deformation behaviors
  • Finite-element method
  • Nanotwinned materials

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