McFadden, G.
, Boettinger, W.
and Mishin, Y.
(2020),
Effect of Vacancy Creation and Annihilation on Grain Boundary Motion, ACTA Materialia
(Accessed December 9, 2024)
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Effect of Vacancy Creation and Annihilation on Grain Boundary Motion
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, , Yuri Mishin
Abstract
The interaction of vacancies with grain boundaries (GBs) is involved in many processes occurring in materials, including radiation damage healing and diffusional creep. We analyze a model describing a set of processes occurring at a GB in the presence of a non-equilibrium, non-homogeneous vacancy concentration. Such processes include vacancy diffusion toward, away and across the GB, vacancy generation and absorption at the GB, and GB migration. Numerical calculations within this model reveal that the coupling among the different processes gives rise to interesting phenomena, such as vacancy-driven GB motion and accelerated vacancy generation/absorption due to GB motion. The key combinations of the model parameters that control the kinetic regimes of the vacancy-GB interactions are identified via a linear stability analysis. Possible applications and extensions of the model are discussed.Citation
ACTA Materialia
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Journals
Keywords
Theory and modeling, creep deformation, diffusion, vacancies, grain boundary
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Created January 15, 2020, Updated March 10, 2020