F3-5 有限要素法を用いた材料内の弾塑性水素拡散連成解析(F3. 低炭素社会向けシミュレーション技術)
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Presence of dissolved atomic hydrogen in metals and alloys can severely degrade mechanical properties and fracture toughness, reduce the fracture strength and accelerate the crack growth. During hydrogen embrittlement, materials soften at microscale due to the enhancing of dislocation mobility. In this work, we conduct a coupled hydrogen diffusion-elastoplastic analysis which includes the effect of hydrogen on materials softening in microscale by taking into account a well developed constitutive equation accompanied by considering the reduction in the local flow stress upon hydrogen dissolution into the lattice. Progress has been made in that a new module has been developed, which makes the open source code ADVENTURE-Solid software be capable of specific simulation for hydrogen-plasticity interactions.
- 2010-09-23
著者
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Masao Ogino
Department Of Intelligent Machinery And Systems Faculty Of Engineering Kyushu University
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Kanayama Hiroshi
九大
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Liu Lijun
九大
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Miresmaeili Reza
九大
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Ogino Masao
九大
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