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Plastic deformation nucleation in elastically loaded CuNi alloy during nanoindentation D. S. Kryzhevich, A. V. Korchuganov, K. P. Zolnikov, S. G. Psakhie

Contributor(s): Kryzhevich, Dmitrij S | Zolnikov, Konstantin P | Psakhie, Sergey G, 1952-2018 | Korchuganov, Aleksandr VMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): пластическая деформация | наноиндентирование | упругая деформация | кристаллиты | упругонапряженное состояние | молекулярная динамика | моделированиеGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: AIP Conference Proceedings Vol. 1783. P. 020121-1-020121-4Abstract: The molecular dynamics simulation of the behavior of elastically loaded CuNi alloy at nanoindentation is carried out. It is shown that the stoichiometric composition and the preliminary elastic deformation influence characteristics of the nucleation of plastic deformation. Under tension of specimens with a low concentration of nickel, the nucleation of plastic deformation is determined by the formation of stacking faults. The formation of nanotwins makes a significant contribution to the nucleation of plasticity at high concentrations of nickel. The increase of the degree of preliminary elastic deformation of the crystallites leads to a decrease in the depth of indentation at which structural defects start to form.
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The molecular dynamics simulation of the behavior of elastically loaded CuNi alloy at nanoindentation is carried out. It is shown that the stoichiometric composition and the preliminary elastic deformation influence characteristics of the nucleation of plastic deformation. Under tension of specimens with a low concentration of nickel, the nucleation of plastic deformation is determined by the formation of stacking faults. The formation of nanotwins makes a significant contribution to the nucleation of plasticity at high concentrations of nickel. The increase of the degree of preliminary elastic deformation of the crystallites leads to a decrease in the depth of indentation at which structural defects start to form.

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