多晶体晶粒尺度三维组织建模及可视化

采用基于 Ｍｏｎｔｅ Ｃａｒｌｏ Ｐｏｔｔｓ模型的仿真技术对单相多晶体各向同性晶粒组织进行了 三维建模．利用ＯｐｅＧＬ图形接口，在所建多晶体组织模型数据结构的基础上进而实现了三维 可视化和任意角度观测．结果表明，所建几何图像模型可以很好地仿真预定细观组织结构参数 的三维多晶体组织，不但满足模型化研究所要求的统计意义上的准确性，而且非常符合实际材 料显微组织的多变性特征，可望用作细观尺度多晶材料加工过程数值模拟和细观力学计算的

一种Monte Carlo仿真新算法及其对三维个体晶粒长大速率拓扑依赖性理论方程的验证

通过建立一种新的三维晶粒组织及其演变的 Ｍｏｎｔｅ Ｃａｒｌｏ可视化图像仿真算法，验证了作者近年来理论导出的三维个体晶粒长大速率拓扑依赖性方程的正确性．

破坏的模式——一次和二次应力

文章从应力分类的目的是为了对破坏的模式保证有一合适的裕度这个提示开始。接着探讨一次应力和二次应力的区别,并给出评定弹塑性场中弹簧效应(弹性随同)的程度的方法。然后审查一次和二次应力对稳定性及开裂过程的作用以强调弹簧效应的重要性。

浅谈初中学生“说数学”能力的培养

初中数学新课程标准指出,中学生应达到的数学语言能力的目标是：能通过观察、阅读和思考领会数学语言所表示的数学概念、原理;能正确使用数学符号,将现实材料模型化;善于用分析、综合、比较、归纳、演绎等逻辑思维与推理的方法描述数学问题和证明数学问题,并且语言简约、条理清楚。准确规范地运用数学语言,流畅地表达数学思维过程,合乎逻辑地描述数学规律或数学发展,

Strengthening mechanisms based on reinforcement distribution uniformity for particle reinforced aluminum matrix composites

A modified mixed strengthening model was proposed for describing the yield strength of particle reinforced aluminum matrix composites.The strengthening mechanisms of the composites were analyzed based on the microstructures and compression mechanical properties.The distribution uniformity of reinforcements and cooperation relationship among dislocation mechanisms were considered in the modified mixed strengthening model by introducing a distribution uniformity factor u and a cooperation coefficient fc,respectively.The results show that the modified mixed strengthening model can accurately describe the yield strengths of Al3Ti/2024Al composites with a relative deviation less than1.2%,which is much more accurate than other strengthening models.The modified mixed model can also be used to predict the yield strength of Al3Ti/2024Al composites with different fractions of reinforcements.

Single gate optimization for plastic injection mold

This paper deals with a methodology for single gate location optimization for plastic injection mold. The objective of the gate optimization is to minimize the warpage of injection molded parts, because warpage is a crucial quality issue for most injection molded parts while it is influenced greatly by the gate location. Feature warpage is defined as the ratio of maximum displacement on the feature surface to the projected length of the feature surface to describe part warpage. The optimization is combined with the numerical simulation technology to find the optimal gate location, in which the simulated annealing algorithm is used to search for the optimum. Finally, an example is discussed in the paper and it can be concluded that the proposed method is effective.

Expansion of spherical cavity of strain-softening materials with different elastic moduli of tension and compression

An expansion theory of spherical cavities in strain-softening materials with different moduli of tension and com-pression was presented. For geomaterials,two controlling parameters were introduced to take into account the different moduli and strain-softening properties. By means of elastic theory with different moduli and stress-softening models,general solutions cal-culating Tresca and Mohr-Coulomb materials' stress and displacement fields of expansion of spherical cavity were derived. The effects caused by different elastic moduli in tensile and compression and strain-softening rates on stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone of expansion of cavity were analyzed. The results show that the ultimate expansion pressure,stress and displacement fields and development of plastic zone vary with the different elastic moduli and strain-softening prop-erties. If classical elastic theory is adopted and strain-softening properties are neglected,rather large errors may be the result.

A damage constitutive model of rock-like materials containing a single crack under the action of chemical corrosion and uniaxial compression

To describe the deformation and strength characteristics of the corroded rock-like specimens containing a single crack under uniaxial compression,a damage constitutive model combining hydro-chemical damage with coupling damage of micro-flaws and macro-cracks is proposed.Firstly,based on phenomenological theory,the damage variable of the rock-like specimens subjected to water environment erosion and chemical corrosion is obtained.Secondly,a coupled damage variable for cracked rock-like specimens is derived based on the Lemaitre strain equivalence hypothesis,which combines the Weibull statistical damage model for micro-flaws and the fracture mechanics model for a macro single crack.Then,considering the residual strength characteristics of the rock-like materials,the damage variable is modified by introducing the correction coefficient,and the damage constitutive model of the corroded rock-like specimens with a single crack under uniaxial compression is established.The model is verified by comparing the experimental stress−strain curves,and the results are in good agreement with those provided in the literature.Finally,the correction coefficient of the damage variable proposed in this paper is discussed.The damage constitutive model developed in this paper provides an effective method to describe the stress−strain relationship and residual strength characteristics of the corroded rock-like specimens with a single crack under uniaxial compression.

Unified bearing capacity model of confined concrete column subjected to axial compression

To better study the behavior of confined concrete, this paper presents the basic hypothesis of uhimate equilibrium of confined concrete and the unified yield criteria of confining material. Based on the static equilibrium condition and yield criteria of components, a unified bearing capacity model of confined concrete column is proposed, and a simplified calculating equation of the model is also given. The model captures the character of confined concrete column. Effects of the confinement effect ratio, the lateral confinement ratio, unconfined concrete strength and the properties of confining material on the bearing capacity of confined concrete column are carefully considered. The model may be applicable to the calculation of bearing capacity of steel-confined concrete, concrete filled steel tube and FRP-confined concrete. The predictions of the model agree well with test data.

Optimum design of carbon/carbon ablative property based on genetic algorithm

An optimum design model has been proposed for carbon/carbon ablative property based on genetic algorithm,in which the optimum parameters are the number of woven satins,K of fiber bundles,layers per unit height,the average distance of puncture fibers in Z direction and Ply Stacking angle,and the constraint conditions are the density and diameter of carbon fibers and the density of carbon matrix.The results demonstrate that after optimization,the overall height of the ablative carbon/carbon surface is reduced by 56.5%,the standard deviation is reduced by 34.9% and the surface roughness is reduced by 12.6%,which suggests the remarkable improvement of ablative homogeneity.The present investigation can provide practical methodology for the optimum design of carbon/carbon ablative property and the development of new carbon/carbon composites.

The Flexible Housing： Criteria and Strategies for Implementation of the Flexibility

The design of housing systems is today challenged by a highly uncertain context, dominated by the rapid development of functional and technological obsolescence in inherited housing models. If flexibility is the ability of a system to be easily modified and to respond to changes in the environment timely and conveniently, it can be considered as the antidote to obsolescence or the characteristic of the system that guarantees slippage over time. Our paper focuses on the concept of flexibility as a fundamental prerequisite for residential building in order to extend its life cycle design, through strategies and constructive solutions that ensure both the convertibility of the space in response to changing usage and the use of building materials that encourage the reversibility and the long-term easy maintenance of the technological choices that have been implemented. Flexibility is examined both from a conceptual point of view, so as to obtain a clear and logical definition that is distinct from related terms, as well as from a practical point of view, by finding ways to incorporate this requirement into the designing of housing.

Constitutive description for casting magnesium alloy involving void evolution

In order to investigate the effect of microvoids on the mechanical behavior of casting magnesium alloy,a spherical void-cell model of the material was presented.The velocity and strain fields of the model were obtained from the assumption that the material matrix is homogeneous and incompressible.The hardening and softening functions,which respectively reflect the deformation-hardening and void-softening behaviors of the material,were presented and introduced to an endochronic constitutive equation for describing the mechanical behavior of the material including microvoids.The corresponding numerical algorithm and finite element procedure were developed and applied to the analyses of the elastoplastic response and the porosity of casting magnesium alloy ZL102.The computed results show satisfactory agreement with experimental data.

Phase-field modeling of void evolution and swelling in materials under irradiation

Void swelling is an important phenomenon observed in both nuclear fuels and cladding materials in operating nuclear reactors. In this work we develop a phase-field model to simulate void evolution and void volume change in irradiated materials. Important material processes, including the generation of defects such as vacancies and self-interstitials, their diffusion and annihilation, and void nucleation and evolution, have been taken into account in this model. The thermodynamic and kinetic properties, such as chemical free energy, interfacial energy, vacancy mobility, and annihilation rate of vacancies and interstitials, are expressed as a function of temperature and/or defect concentrations in a general manner. The model allows for parametric studies of critical void nucleus size, void growth kinetics, and void volume fraction evolutions. Our simulations demonstrated that void swelling displays a quasi-bell shape distribution with temperature often observed in experiments.

Damage-induced material softening and its effect on seismic performance of steel structures

A numerical approach for simulating the seismic performance of steel truss structures, considering damage-induced material softening, is developed based on a ductile damage constitutive model by applying the backward Euler explicit algorithm. It is implemented in ABAQUS through a user-defined material subroutine, by which damage evolution could be incorporated into the analysis of seismic performance of steel structures. The case study taken up here is the investigation of a steel connection with a reduced beam section(RBS) and a steel frame with such connections. The material softening effect during the failure process is particularly investigated. The results show that material softening in the vulnerable zone has a significant effect on the distribution of stress and strain fields, as well as on the carrying capacity of the steel connection with RBS. Further, material softening is found to have almost negligible effect on the seismic performance of the steel frame in the early stages of the loading process, but has a large effect when the steel frame is about to fail. These findings offer a practical reference for the assessment of seismic structural failure, and help in understanding the damage mechanism of steel structures under seismic loading.

Modeling of mechanical behaviors for natural fiber reinforced composites under hygrothermal ageing

In recent years,natural fiber reinforced composites have been widely applied to various industrial products for their excellent environmental-friendly performance.It is essential to understand the mechanical properties of natural fiber reinforced composites under their in-service environment.Compared with synthetic fibers,the hydrophilicity of natural fibers could result in a much larger quantity of water absorption from the moisture atmosphere,which would have adverse consequences for the durability of natural fiber reinforced composites[1].The environmental temperature would affect the