Constitutive relation of FCC crystals

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- Rajesh
  
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19 years ago

Tue, Jul 15, 2003 10:51 PM

Hi, I am currently working on developing a finite element crystal plasticity model.I work to multiplicatively splitting the Deformation gradient tensor and performing radial return mapping in single crystals and all calculations are done for Rate-independent analysis. I am encountering problem with the constitutive relation for single crystals. Can anyone help me by suggesting some papers for such analysis.I will be grateful to you if you can suggest me some reason that may cause this problem. Thankyou Rajesh

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19 years ago

Wed, Jul 16, 2003 12:23 AM

Have you looked at :

Finite Plastic Deformation of Crystalline Solids by K. S. Havner

# Publisher: Cambridge University Press; (March 1992) # ISBN: 0521392454

Havner had a lot of interesting outlooks in his computational studies. Maybe he addressed your problem.

I think that you will find that the polyaxial constitutive equations for FCC crystals are likely to be non-existant or theoretical only.

Have you looked much at the older work on the plasticity and deformation of FCC single crystals in uniaxial tension? In particular the relationship between the flow mechanics or slip systems and relative resolved shear stresses (from the crystal orientation relative to the tensile axis).

It sounds like it could be interesting work. It seems as if it is now a challenging thing to do numerically.

The numerical technology may far exceed the micromechanical understanding science, and result in GIGO situations.

Jim Buch

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- Michael Dahms
  
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19 years ago

Wed, Jul 16, 2003 6:56 AM

AFAIK Paul Van Houtte is working in this field. You should lokk for his papers.

Why do you want to invent the wheel once more?

Michael Dahms