Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis
Physical multilevel models of inelastic deformation that take into account the material structure evolution hold promise for the development of functional materials. In this paper, we propose an advanced (modified via analyzing the mutual arrangement of crystallites) statistical multilevel model for...
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| description | Physical multilevel models of inelastic deformation that take into account the material structure evolution hold promise for the development of functional materials. In this paper, we propose an advanced (modified via analyzing the mutual arrangement of crystallites) statistical multilevel model for studying thermomechanical processing of polycrystals that includes a description of the dynamic recrystallization process. The model is based on the consideration of homogeneous elements (grains, subgrains) aggregated into a representative volume (macropoint) under the Voigt hypothesis. In the framework of this statistical approach, there is no mandatory requirement for continuous filling of the computational domain with crystallites; however, the material grain structure cannot be created arbitrarily. Using the Laguerre polyhedra, we develop a method of grain structure simulation coupled with subsequent processing and transferring of the necessary data on the grain structure to the modified statistical model. Our research is of much current interest due to the fact that the mutual arrangement of crystallites, as well as the interfaces between them, has a significant impact on the properties of polycrystals, which are particularly important for physical mechanisms that provide and accompany the processes of inelastic deformation (recrystallization, grain boundary hardening, grain boundary sliding, etc.). The results of the simulations of the high-temperature deformation of a copper polycrystal, including the description of the recrystallization process, are presented. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6fca938ea8a84a76af55653b2d3f40242023-11-23T10:35:00ZengMDPI AGCrystals2073-43522022-05-0112565310.3390/cryst12050653Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution AnalysisPeter Trusov0Nikita Kondratev1Andrej Podsedertsev2Laboratory of Multilevel Structural and Functional Materials Modeling, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 614990 Perm, RussiaLaboratory of Multilevel Structural and Functional Materials Modeling, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 614990 Perm, RussiaLaboratory of Multilevel Structural and Functional Materials Modeling, Perm National Research Polytechnic University, 614990 Perm, RussiaPhysical multilevel models of inelastic deformation that take into account the material structure evolution hold promise for the development of functional materials. In this paper, we propose an advanced (modified via analyzing the mutual arrangement of crystallites) statistical multilevel model for studying thermomechanical processing of polycrystals that includes a description of the dynamic recrystallization process. The model is based on the consideration of homogeneous elements (grains, subgrains) aggregated into a representative volume (macropoint) under the Voigt hypothesis. In the framework of this statistical approach, there is no mandatory requirement for continuous filling of the computational domain with crystallites; however, the material grain structure cannot be created arbitrarily. Using the Laguerre polyhedra, we develop a method of grain structure simulation coupled with subsequent processing and transferring of the necessary data on the grain structure to the modified statistical model. Our research is of much current interest due to the fact that the mutual arrangement of crystallites, as well as the interfaces between them, has a significant impact on the properties of polycrystals, which are particularly important for physical mechanisms that provide and accompany the processes of inelastic deformation (recrystallization, grain boundary hardening, grain boundary sliding, etc.). The results of the simulations of the high-temperature deformation of a copper polycrystal, including the description of the recrystallization process, are presented.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/12/5/653multilevel modelsdynamic recrystallizationgrain shape and grain sizedefect and grain structure evolution |
| spellingShingle | Peter Trusov Nikita Kondratev Andrej Podsedertsev Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis Crystals multilevel models dynamic recrystallization grain shape and grain size defect and grain structure evolution |
| title | Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis |
| title_full | Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis |
| title_fullStr | Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis |
| title_short | Description of Dynamic Recrystallization by Means of An Advanced Statistical Multilevel Model: Grain Structure Evolution Analysis |
| title_sort | description of dynamic recrystallization by means of an advanced statistical multilevel model grain structure evolution analysis |
| topic | multilevel models dynamic recrystallization grain shape and grain size defect and grain structure evolution |
| url | https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/12/5/653 |
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