机构地区:[1]College of Science, Northeastern University [2]Institute of Applied Physics and Technology, Liaoning Technical University [3]College of Sciences, Liaoning University of Technology
出 处:《Chinese Physics B》2015年第8期501-507,共7页中国物理B(英文版)
基 金:supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51172040);the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2011CB606403);the General Project of Scientific Research from Liaoning Educational Committee,China(Grant No.L2014135)
摘 要:Indenter size effect on the reversible incipient plasticity of Al(001) surface is studied by quasicontinuum simulations.Results show that the incipient plasticity under small indenter, the radius of which is less than ten nanometers, is dominated by a simple planar fault defect that can be fully removed after withdrawal of the indenter; otherwise, irreversible incipient plastic deformation driven by a complex dislocation activity is preferred, and the debris of deformation twins, dislocations,and stacking fault ribbons still remain beneath the surface when the indenter has been completely retracted. Based on stress distributions calculated at an atomic level, the reason why the dislocation burst instead of a simple fault ribbon is observed under a large indenter is the release of the intensely accumulated shear stress. Finally, the critical load analysis implies that there exists a reversible-irreversible transition of incipient plasticity induced by indenter size. Our findings provide a further insight into the incipient surface plasticity of face-centered-cubic metals in nano-sized contact issues.Indenter size effect on the reversible incipient plasticity of Al(001) surface is studied by quasicontinuum simulations.Results show that the incipient plasticity under small indenter, the radius of which is less than ten nanometers, is dominated by a simple planar fault defect that can be fully removed after withdrawal of the indenter; otherwise, irreversible incipient plastic deformation driven by a complex dislocation activity is preferred, and the debris of deformation twins, dislocations,and stacking fault ribbons still remain beneath the surface when the indenter has been completely retracted. Based on stress distributions calculated at an atomic level, the reason why the dislocation burst instead of a simple fault ribbon is observed under a large indenter is the release of the intensely accumulated shear stress. Finally, the critical load analysis implies that there exists a reversible-irreversible transition of incipient plasticity induced by indenter size. Our findings provide a further insight into the incipient surface plasticity of face-centered-cubic metals in nano-sized contact issues.
关 键 词:atomistic simulation thin film incipient plasticity NANOINDENTATION
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