弹塑性力学课程案例研讨教学探索与实践

在一流课程建设背景下,围绕弹塑性力学基本理论要点,以知识脉络为主线构建问题导向的理论与应用案例,通过案例研讨教学,引导学生建立准确的物理概念,掌握弹塑性变形力学分析方法。教学实践表明,案例研讨教学能够使学生达到理论与实践相结合的学习效果,加深学生对理论要点的理解,提高学生分析问题、解决问题和工艺实践能力,可以为弹塑性力学课程教学改革提供新思路。

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.

Grain size based low cycle fatigue life prediction model for nickel-based superalloy

Nickel-based superalloys are easy to produce low cycle fatigue(LCF)damage when they are subjected to high temperature and mechanical stresses.Fatigue life prediction of nickel-based superalloys is of great importance for their reliable practical application.To investigate the effects of total strain and grain size on LCF behavior,the high temperature LCF tests were carried out for a nickel-based superalloy.The results show that the fatigue lives decreased with the increase of strain amplitude and grain size.A new LCF life prediction model was established considering the effect of grain size on fatigue life.Error analyses indicate that the prediction accuracy of the new LCF life model is higher than those of Manson-Coffin relationship and Ostergren energy method.

Effect of process parameters on microstructure and properties of laser welded joints of aluminum/steel with Ni/Cu interlayer

The effects of laser parameters and interlayer material on the microstructure and properties of the welded joint between 6061 aluminum alloy and stainless steel were studied.The results show that the density and microstructure of the welded joint can be optimized by changing the laser power with 0.05 mm Cu foil and 0.1 mm Ni foil as interlayer.A large number of new Cu-Al binary phases were found near the aluminum alloy,which effectively inhibited the formation of the binary brittle phase of Fe-Al.The maximum shear force of 1350.96 N was obtained with laser power of 2200 W.The shear force of the welded joint increased to 1754.73 N when the thickness of the Cu foil thickness changed to 0.02 mm.

Evolution of microstructure and mechanical properties of ZK60 magnesium alloy processed by asymmetric lowered-temperature rolling

Asymmetric lowered-temperature rolling was applied to the fabrication of fine-grained ZK60 magnesium alloy sheet with weak basal texture along the rolling direction(RD).The results showed that multi-pass lowered-temperature rolling could significantly improve the microstructure homogeneity and refine the grain size.Meanwhile,a fiber texture along the transverse direction(TD)gradually developed during rolling process.Importantly,the shear deformation along the RD made the c-axis of basal plane rotate to the RD,weakening the basal texture along this direction.Influenced by such microstructure variation,the yield strength along the TD continuously increased due to the successive grain refinement and the increased activation of prismatic slips,whereas the uniform elongation decreased owing to the decline of strain hardening ability.In contrast,the continuous weakening of basal texture along the RD increased the activation of soft basal slips,greatly offsetting the strengthening effect contributed by grain refinement and thereby causing the slight decrease of yield strength.