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Page 1: Material Modelling and Physically Based Models Bijish Babu/bijish_babu.pdf · Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics Material Modelling and Physically Based Models Bijish Babu

Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Material Modelling and Physically Based Models

Bijish Babu Division of Material Mechanics

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Process: Forming

Process: Metal Deposition Process: Welding

Process: Heat Treatment

Manufacturing chain

Process: Milling

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Microstructural Mechanism Map

Typical isothermal forming

Arbitrary path

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Stress-strain behaviour of SS 304 stainless steel at 650ºC

LEDS Low Energy Dislocation Substructures

Dislocation density

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Material Model

Physically based Constitutive Model

Stress-Strain Data Phase, Texture, Morphology

Grains, Sub-cells, Precipitates

Dislocations, Vacancies

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Dislocation Dynamics

Annihilation

Creation

Recovery

Hardening

mobile Dislocation

Density Immobile

Dislocation Density

Courtesy: Ashby & Frost!

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Physics of Deformation

Strain hardening

Recovery & Recrystallization

Dislocations Vacancies Grains, Subcells

Strain Energy

Courtesy: Ashby & Frost!

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Flow Stress

!

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(

) *

+

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+

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1q(

)

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+

,

- -

1p

Long Range Short Range

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Evolution Equations

( )223

2 eqieqv

vv

pi

pi kT

GbccDc

bm

!!"!"! # $$%$&

= !!!

Immobilisation Glide Climb

Vacancy Creation Jogs Self Diffusion Temperature

!

˙ c vex = "

m#Gb2

Qvf

$i + %c j

4b2

&

' (

)

* + ,0

b˙ - .Dvm

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3

4 5 cv . cv

eq( ) + cveq Qvf

T 2

0

1 2

3

4 5 6T

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Parameter optimisation

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

GMoP – In-house optimisation tool

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

316L-Low Strain Rates

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

316L-Low High Rates

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

!-" Phase Transformation Ti-6Al-4V

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Diffusion in Ti-6Al-4V

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Parameters for Ti-6Al-4V

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Ti-6Al-4V (20-300°C)

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Ti-6Al-4V (400-700°C)

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Ti-6Al-4V (800-1100°C)

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Bijish Babu, Division of Material Mechanics

Stress Relaxation in Ti-6Al-4V

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•  Connects Macro to Nano Scales •  Parameters are accessible from conventional mechanical

tests •  Easy to implement in a standard FE code •  Has already been used for forming, welding, MD and

heat treatment simulations

Summary