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Influence of cellular dendritic structure and grain orientation on deformation behavior of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy
by
Borodina, A.
, Balokhonov, V.
, Dymnich, E.
, Romanova, V.
, Balokhonov, R.
in
Additive manufacturing
/ Alloys
/ Aluminum base alloys
/ Anisotropy
/ Cellular structure
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallography
/ Deformation effects
/ Dendritic structure
/ Grain orientation
/ Hadrons
/ Heavy Ions
/ Lasers
/ Mathematical and Computational Physics
/ Mechanical properties
/ Nuclear Physics
/ Optical Devices
/ Optics
/ Photonics
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Shear stress
/ Silicon
/ Simulation
/ Specialty metals industry
/ Stress concentration
/ Stress-strain curves
/ Theoretical
/ Yield stress
2024
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Influence of cellular dendritic structure and grain orientation on deformation behavior of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy
by
Borodina, A.
, Balokhonov, V.
, Dymnich, E.
, Romanova, V.
, Balokhonov, R.
in
Additive manufacturing
/ Alloys
/ Aluminum base alloys
/ Anisotropy
/ Cellular structure
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallography
/ Deformation effects
/ Dendritic structure
/ Grain orientation
/ Hadrons
/ Heavy Ions
/ Lasers
/ Mathematical and Computational Physics
/ Mechanical properties
/ Nuclear Physics
/ Optical Devices
/ Optics
/ Photonics
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Shear stress
/ Silicon
/ Simulation
/ Specialty metals industry
/ Stress concentration
/ Stress-strain curves
/ Theoretical
/ Yield stress
2024
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Influence of cellular dendritic structure and grain orientation on deformation behavior of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy
by
Borodina, A.
, Balokhonov, V.
, Dymnich, E.
, Romanova, V.
, Balokhonov, R.
in
Additive manufacturing
/ Alloys
/ Aluminum base alloys
/ Anisotropy
/ Cellular structure
/ Condensed Matter Physics
/ Crystallography
/ Deformation effects
/ Dendritic structure
/ Grain orientation
/ Hadrons
/ Heavy Ions
/ Lasers
/ Mathematical and Computational Physics
/ Mechanical properties
/ Nuclear Physics
/ Optical Devices
/ Optics
/ Photonics
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Shear stress
/ Silicon
/ Simulation
/ Specialty metals industry
/ Stress concentration
/ Stress-strain curves
/ Theoretical
/ Yield stress
2024
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Influence of cellular dendritic structure and grain orientation on deformation behavior of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy
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Influence of cellular dendritic structure and grain orientation on deformation behavior of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy
2024
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The paper investigates the combined effect from the dendritic structure and grain orientation on the deformation behavior of the additively manufactured AlSi10Mg alloy. Micromechanical models comprising Al cells separated by a Si-rich eutectic network are constructed using the experimental data. The constitutive behavior of the Al phase is described in terms of the crystal plasticity to consider its crystallographic orientation. Intragranular stress and strain partitioning between Al and Si phases is analyzed numerically. The cellular dendritic structure is shown to be responsible for the anisotropy of mechanical properties of as-built Al-Si alloys.
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