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Phase field crystal simulation of crack propagation based on a symmetry mode

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Phase field crystal models have been extensively employed to investigate solidification process of melt, solid-state precipitation, crack propagation, reconstructive phase transitions and thermomechanical process. However, the models suggested in literatures… Click to show full abstract

Phase field crystal models have been extensively employed to investigate solidification process of melt, solid-state precipitation, crack propagation, reconstructive phase transitions and thermomechanical process. However, the models suggested in literatures have little consideration on the ordering structures of the simulation system. This paper proposes a universal framework to correlate the ordering structures, i.e. the crystal symmetry mode to a phase field crystal model. Demonstrations are included so as to show how to deal with the coexisting equilibrium density function of a three-dimensional ordering structure. As a validation, the phase field crystal simulation of crack propagation has been implemented based on the constructed symmetry mode. Furthermore, the three-dimensional atomic density functions for the bcc, TET, ORC, HEX and fcc lattice system have also been given.

Keywords: simulation; field crystal; phase field; phase; crack propagation

Journal Title: Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering
Year Published: 2021

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