Shock-induced phase transition of iron studied with phase field method
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To develop phase field method in high strain rate loading, it derived the governing equations of phase field model in the foundation of entropy functional, and the model adopted a diffusion interface, which made automatic tracking on interface possible. Added the order parameter to characterize the different phases of materials, and simulated the soften and phase transition in shock-induced loading. According to the conservation theorems and principle of entropy increasing, we established the governing equations of shock-induced phase transition in metal dielectric. Then the work discretized phase field model by using high order difference scheme, introducing the artificial viscosity, and obtained the numerical solution of the phase field model. Compared the numerical value with the theoretical solution, the accuracy of the developed phase field model was verified. Based on the model described above, the work study the a®e polymorphic phase transition of iron-base alloy induced by one-dimensional shock wave. Considering the spatial and temporal distribution of each parameter field and the Hugoniot data for iron, it further analyzed the coupling effect of wave and phase transition by tracking the changes of pressure and speed in each unit. The simulation results fitted well with the experimental results, which indicated that the phase field model developed was successful, and it would help people to understand the microstructural evolution of metallic materials under the shock wave.
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