Predictive Models based on Deep Learning Algorithms for Tensile Deformation of AlCoCuCrFeNi High-entropy alloy
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| author | Nguyen, Hoang-Giang Le, Thanh-Dung |
| author_facet | Nguyen, Hoang-Giang Le, Thanh-Dung |
| contents | High-entropy alloys (HEAs) stand out between multi-component alloys due to their attractive microstructures and mechanical properties. In this investigation, molecular dynamics (MD) simulation and machine learning were used to ascertain the deformation mechanism of AlCoCuCrFeNi HEAs under the influence of temperature, strain rate, and grain sizes. First, the MD simulation shows that the yield stress decreases significantly as the strain and temperature increase. In other cases, changes in strain rate and grain size have less effect on mechanical properties than changes in strain and temperature. The alloys exhibited superplastic behavior under all test conditions. The deformity mechanism discloses that strain and temperature are the main sources of beginning strain, and the shear bands move along the uniaxial tensile axis inside the workpiece. Furthermore, the fast phase shift of inclusion under mild strain indicates the relative instability of the inclusion phase of HCP. Ultimately, the dislocation evolution mechanism shows that the dislocations are transported to free surfaces under increased strain when they nucleate around the grain boundary. Surprisingly, the ML prediction results also confirm the same characteristics as those confirmed from the MD simulation. Hence, the combination of MD and ML reinforces the confidence in the findings of mechanical characteristics of HEA. Consequently, this combination fills the gaps between MD and ML, which can significantly save time human power and cost to conduct real experiments for testing HEA deformation in practice. |
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| spellingShingle | Predictive Models based on Deep Learning Algorithms for Tensile Deformation of AlCoCuCrFeNi High-entropy alloy Nguyen, Hoang-Giang Le, Thanh-Dung Materials Science Signal Processing High-entropy alloys (HEAs) stand out between multi-component alloys due to their attractive microstructures and mechanical properties. In this investigation, molecular dynamics (MD) simulation and machine learning were used to ascertain the deformation mechanism of AlCoCuCrFeNi HEAs under the influence of temperature, strain rate, and grain sizes. First, the MD simulation shows that the yield stress decreases significantly as the strain and temperature increase. In other cases, changes in strain rate and grain size have less effect on mechanical properties than changes in strain and temperature. The alloys exhibited superplastic behavior under all test conditions. The deformity mechanism discloses that strain and temperature are the main sources of beginning strain, and the shear bands move along the uniaxial tensile axis inside the workpiece. Furthermore, the fast phase shift of inclusion under mild strain indicates the relative instability of the inclusion phase of HCP. Ultimately, the dislocation evolution mechanism shows that the dislocations are transported to free surfaces under increased strain when they nucleate around the grain boundary. Surprisingly, the ML prediction results also confirm the same characteristics as those confirmed from the MD simulation. Hence, the combination of MD and ML reinforces the confidence in the findings of mechanical characteristics of HEA. Consequently, this combination fills the gaps between MD and ML, which can significantly save time human power and cost to conduct real experiments for testing HEA deformation in practice. |
| title | Predictive Models based on Deep Learning Algorithms for Tensile Deformation of AlCoCuCrFeNi High-entropy alloy |
| topic | Materials Science Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01578 |