Interface controlled plastic flow modelled by strain gradient plasticity theory
The resistance to plastic flow in metals is often dominated by the presence of interfaces which interfere with dislocation nucleation and motion. Interfaces can be static such as grain and phase boundaries or dynamic such as new boundaries resulting from a phase transformation.
Pardoen, Thomas+1 more
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Models of nonlinear kinematic hardening based on different versions of rate-independent maxwell fluid [PDF]
Different models of finite strain plasticity with a nonlinear kinematic hardening are analyzed in a systematic way. All the models are based on a certain formulation of a rate-independent Maxwell fluid, which is used to render the evolution of backstresses.
Shutov, Alexey V.
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Effect of defect energy on strain-gradient predictions of confined single-crystal plasticity [PDF]
Lucia Nicola+2 more
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Void growth based inter-granular ductile fracture in strain gradient polycrystalline plasticity [PDF]
Tuncay Yalçınkaya+2 more
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Well-posedness for the microcurl model in both single and polycrystal gradient plasticity [PDF]
We consider the recently introduced microcurl model which is a variant of strain gradient plasticity in which the curl of the plastic distortion is coupled to an additional micromorphic-type field. For both single crystal and polycrystal cases, we formulate the model and show its well-posedness in the rate-independent case provided some local hardening
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This study introduces a methodology that incorporates gradient structural features and crystal plasticity for assessing contact fatigue in engine valve cams.
Qian Su+5 more
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Phenomenological methods are more diagnostic tools than a predictor, so multi-crystalline material approaches based on their microstructures have been proposed during the last years.
Sedigeh Mohamadnejad Zanjani+2 more
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Strain gradient plasticity analysis of transformation induced plasticity in multiphase steels
Abstract“To what extent do plastic strain gradients affect the strengthening resulting from the transformation of small metastable inclusions into hard inclusions within a plastically deforming matrix?” is the central question addressed here. Though general in the approach, the focus is on the behavior of TRIP-assisted multiphase steels.
Thomas Pardoen+2 more
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In situ quantitative study of plastic strain-induced phase transformations under high pressure: Example for ultra-pure Zr [PDF]
The first in situ quantitative synchrotron X-ray diffraction (XRD) study of plastic strain-induced phase transformation (PT) has been performed on $\alpha-\omega$ PT in ultra-pure, strongly plastically predeformed Zr as an example, under different compression-shear pathways in rotational diamond anvil cell (RDAC).
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Global existence in rate‐independent infinitesimal strain gradient plasticity [PDF]
Patrizio Neff
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