A Dislocation Transport based Crystal Plasticity model to study Structure-Property relations in Polycrystalline Materials.
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Chakraborty, Subhendu↗
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DiscoFluxM version 1.x
DiscoFluxM is software for modeling the deformation behavior of crystalline materials within the third-party finite-element based software, MOOSE. The software enables full-field crystal plasticity finite element simulations of deformation processes of metals and other crystalline materials. DiscoFluxM is an implementation of the DiscoFlux theoretical and algorithmic framework for coupling single-crystal plasticity with dislocation transport. The continuum mesoscale modeling framework is founded upon a nonlocal dislocation-density based crystal plasticity theory. The nonlocal theory couples continuum dislocation transport with an otherwise spatially-local single-crystal model employing nonlinear thermoelasticity and crystallographic plasticity. Dislocation transport is modeled by enforcing dislocation conservation at a slip-system level through the solution of advection-diffusion equations. The configuration of geometrically necessary dislocation density gives rise to a back-stress that inhibits or accentuates the flow of dislocations.
Luscher, Darby↗
Development of a concurrent coupled Atomistic - Continuum model to predict the defect and grain structure for Additive Manufacturing process [Slides]
Development of a coupled atomistic-continuum model for metal AM process. Two-way coupling between atomistic (heat flux) and continuum (temperature) domain. Identification of grain and dislocation structure at the atomistic domain. Conversion of dislocation data from discrete atomistic to density form at the continuum. Obtain the spatial distribution of grain structure and dislocation density in additively manufactured metal polycrystal material.
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