High-strain-rate void growth in high entropy alloys: Suppressed dislocation emission = suppressed void growth
2020; Elsevier BV; Volume: 185; Linguagem: Inglês
10.1016/j.scriptamat.2020.03.056
ISSN1872-8456
AutoresYi Cui, Yuhki TOKU, Yasuhiro Kimura, Yang Ju,
Tópico(s)Additive Manufacturing Materials and Processes
ResumoVoid growth, as a critical stage in ductile fracture, could play some important role in the ductility of high entropy alloys (HEAs). Under a high-strain-rate tension (strain rate: 0.1~0.4/ns), our atomistic simulations reveal a severely suppressed growth of void (initial diameter: 4.0~9.1 nm) in HEAs at a low temperature, compared with that in Ni metal or Ni-based binary alloys. The emission of unclosed glide loops is found critical to void growth. Void growth is suppressed, once dislocation emission is suppressed due to the solute drag effect. Regarding the alloying elements, we find the void suppression relevance as Fe>Co and Cr>Fe>Mn.
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