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| author | Chen, Zi-Hang Sheng, Jie Liu, Yu Shi, Xiao-Ming Huang, Houbing Xu, Ke Wang, Yue-Chao Wu, Shuai Sun, Bo Liu, Hai-Feng Song, Hai-Feng |
| author_facet | Chen, Zi-Hang Sheng, Jie Liu, Yu Shi, Xiao-Ming Huang, Houbing Xu, Ke Wang, Yue-Chao Wu, Shuai Sun, Bo Liu, Hai-Feng Song, Hai-Feng |
| contents | Hydride precipitation in zirconium cladding materials can damage their integrity and durability.Service temperature and material defects have a significant effect on the dynamic growth of hydrides. In this study, we have developed a phase field model based on the assumption of elastic behaviour within a specific temperature range (613-653K). This model allows us to study the influence of temperature and interfacial effects on the morphology, stress, and average growth rate of zirconium hydride. The results suggest that changes in temperature and interfacial energy influence the aspect ratio and average growth rate of the hydride morphology. The ultimate determinant of hydride orientation is the loss of interfacial coherence, primarily induced by interfacial dislocation defects and quantifiable by the mismatch degree $q$. An escalation in interfacial coherence loss leads to a transition of hydride growth from horizontal to vertical, accompanied by the onset of redirection behaviour. Interestingly, redirection occurs at a critical mismatch level, denoted $q_c$, and remains unaffected by variations in temperature and interfacial energy. However, this redirection leads to an increase in the maximum stress, which may influence the direction of hydride crack propagation. This research highlights the importance of interfacial coherence and provides valuable insights into the morphology and growth kinetics of hydrides in zirconium alloys. |
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| spellingShingle | Phase-field simulations of the effect of temperature and interface for zirconium $δ\mbox{-}$hydrides Chen, Zi-Hang Sheng, Jie Liu, Yu Shi, Xiao-Ming Huang, Houbing Xu, Ke Wang, Yue-Chao Wu, Shuai Sun, Bo Liu, Hai-Feng Song, Hai-Feng Materials Science Computational Physics Hydride precipitation in zirconium cladding materials can damage their integrity and durability.Service temperature and material defects have a significant effect on the dynamic growth of hydrides. In this study, we have developed a phase field model based on the assumption of elastic behaviour within a specific temperature range (613-653K). This model allows us to study the influence of temperature and interfacial effects on the morphology, stress, and average growth rate of zirconium hydride. The results suggest that changes in temperature and interfacial energy influence the aspect ratio and average growth rate of the hydride morphology. The ultimate determinant of hydride orientation is the loss of interfacial coherence, primarily induced by interfacial dislocation defects and quantifiable by the mismatch degree $q$. An escalation in interfacial coherence loss leads to a transition of hydride growth from horizontal to vertical, accompanied by the onset of redirection behaviour. Interestingly, redirection occurs at a critical mismatch level, denoted $q_c$, and remains unaffected by variations in temperature and interfacial energy. However, this redirection leads to an increase in the maximum stress, which may influence the direction of hydride crack propagation. This research highlights the importance of interfacial coherence and provides valuable insights into the morphology and growth kinetics of hydrides in zirconium alloys. |
| title | Phase-field simulations of the effect of temperature and interface for zirconium $δ\mbox{-}$hydrides |
| topic | Materials Science Computational Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.03162 |