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MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF PLASTIC DEFORMATION DURING NANOINDENTATION |
LI Qikai; ZHANG Yue; CHU Wuyang |
Department of Materials Physics; University of Science and Technology Beijing; Beijing 100083 |
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LI Qikai; ZHANG Yue; CHU Wuyang. MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF PLASTIC DEFORMATION DURING NANOINDENTATION. Acta Metall Sin, 2004, 40(12): 1238-1242 .
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Abstract The plastic deformation process during nanoindentation of Ni tip into Al
substrate, including loading, unloading and stress relaxation has been
studied by using molecular dynamics simulation with EAM potential. Results
showed that a connective neck between the indenter and the substrate will
be formed when the indenter approaches and leaves the substrate surface.
During nanoindentation, the first dislocation is emitted at a critical
shear stress τs=1.9 MPa, and shear bands appear at partial
shear stress
τd=6.4 MPa. When the indenter moves upwards, a reverse
tensile stress appears and results in reverse yield of the substrate
and continuous change in dislocation configuration. When the
indentation tip is retracted and passed through its initial indentation
position, it connects to the substrate by necking, and when the tip
broke away from the substrate finally, there still exist some substrate atoms
on the tip. Stress relaxation has been observed on the nanoscale, which attributes to heat activated dislocation emission and motion.
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Received: 28 December 2003
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