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学科:力学. 航空宇航科学与技术. 材料科学与工程. 机械工程. 冶金工程. 先进制造. 航空工程. 材料工程. 冶金工程. 机械工程. 固体力学

多尺度力学,宏微观力学,梯度结构材料,界面力学,固体本构关系,应变梯度理论,晶体塑性有限元,离散位错动力学,分子动力学,高熵合金,大数据与机器学习,材料基因,极端力学,高性能材料,材料的增强与增韧

2022

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2022-10-29 合作论文“Incremental strain gradient plasticity model and torsion simulation of copper micro-wires”在International Journal of Mechanical Sciences发表

发布时间:2022-10-29  

Highlights

•An incremental strain gradient plasticity constitutive model is constructed.

•The coupling effect of sample and grain sizes on the plastic hardening is considered.

  • •A new iterative algorithm that can independently solve the gradient field and plastic strain increment is proposed.

•The size-dependent torsional deformation of copper micro-wires is simulated reasonably.


Abstract

Experimental observations show that the torsional deformation of copper micro-wires exhibits obvious sample and grain size effects. In this work, based on the framework of the cyclic plastic J2 flow rule, an incremental higher-order strain gradient constitutive model is established to describe the size effect observed in the torsional deformation of copper micro-wires. A novel kinematic hardening evolution rule is constructed in which the coupling effect of sample and grain sizes on the plastic hardening has been considered. In terms of numerical implementation, a finite element iterative algorithm which can independently solve the gradient field and plastic strain increment is proposed. Finally, the proposed model is implemented into the finite element software ABAQUS using a three-dimensional user-defined element and user-defined material subroutine. Simulated results show that the proposed model can capture the size-dependent torsional deformation of copper micro-wires since both the effects of sample and grain sizes are considered reasonably. This provides a good basis for the combination of strain gradient plasticity theory and cyclic plasticity constitutive model.


Link

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2022.107891