A coupled diffusion-deformational phase field formulation for precipitate growth during laser-aided additive manufacturing processстатья
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Аннотация:A coupled stress-diffusion model for diffusion-controlled growth of precipitates in the
powder-based laser additive manufacturing (AM) of metallic parts is presented using phase field
approximation. The model is developed in a thermodynamically consistent way, with free-
energy expressions associated with microstructural processes, the postulation of energy and mass
balances and demonstration that the classical entropy inequality (Clausus-Duhem inequality) is
satisfied. The governing equations that follow from the balance laws involve the phase variable,
the atomic displacement field, the plastic hardening variables, and the solute concentration field,
with significant couplings between all equations. The model includes concentration dependent
eigen strain, strain due to phase transformation, strain dependency on precipitate growth and
plastic hardening effects. To describe the effects of temperature and fluid velocity distributions
and thermal history on the precipitate growth mechanisms a linking of microscale model with
the macroscopic AM processing conditions is discussed