surface energy and surface stress in phase-field models of elasticity
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Surface Energy and Surface Stress in Phase-Field Models of Elasticity. J. Slutsker , G. McFadden, J. Warren, W. Boettinger, (NIST). K. Thornton , A. Roytburd, P. Voorhees, (U Mich, U Md, NWU). Surface excess quantities and phase-field models - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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J. SlutskerJ. Slutsker, G. McFadden, J. Warren, W. Boettinger, (NIST), G. McFadden, J. Warren, W. Boettinger, (NIST)
K. ThorntonK. Thornton, A. Roytburd, P. Voorhees, (U Mich, U Md, NWU), A. Roytburd, P. Voorhees, (U Mich, U Md, NWU)
Surface Energy and Surface Stress in Phase-Field Models of Elasticity
•Surface excess quantities and phase-field models
•1-D Elastic equilibrium – axial stress & biaxial strain
•3-D Equilibrium of two-phase spherical systems
Goal: illuminate phase-field description of surface energy and surface strain by simple examples
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Surface Excess Quantities (Gibbs)
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Kramer’s Potential (fluid system)
(surface energy)
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z
Solid
“Liquid”
1-D Elastic System (single component)
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“Kramer’s Potential” (elastic system)
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Planar Geometry
•Solid and “liquid” separated by an interface
•Planar geometry
•No dynamics
•Applied uniaxial stress or biaxial strain
1D problem
0
z
Solid
Liquid
•Examine
Equilibrium temperature (T0)
Surface energy and surface stress (Gibbs adsorption)
•Analytical results and numerical results are compared
eS
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Phase-Field Model of Elasticity
1.0
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1.00.80.60.40.20.0
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1-D Phase-Field Solution
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1-D Stress and Strain Fields
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Analytical Results: Melting Temperature
• First integral
•We thus obtain,
where denotes the jump across the interface
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Numerical Simulation: Melting Temperature
• “Physical” parameters for Aluminum eutectic is used
• Variables are non-dimensionalized using the latent heat per unit volume and the system length
• Here, we focus on applied stress with no misfit:
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Simulation and analytics agree
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Analytical Results: Surface Energy
• Surface energy is associated with the surface excess of thermodynamic potential [Johnson (2000)]
• “Gibbs adsorption equation” can be derived [Cahn (1979)]:
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Numerical and analytical results agree
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L SuS=0
T
Bulk modulus, KL=KS=K
Shear modulus, =0 in “liquid”
VS<VL
Self-strain: jk in liquid 0 in solid
R1
R
f=fS-fL= LV (T-T0)/T0
(1) (2)
Compare phase-field & sharp interface results for Claussius-Clapyron/Gibbs-Thomson effects [numerics & asymptotics] [Johnson (2001)]
Elastic Equilibrium of a Spherical Inclusion
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Phase-Field Model
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Sharp-Interface Model
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Interface Conditions
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-0.35
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-0.25
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LS
Solid Inclusion
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0.00E+00
1.00E-01
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4.00E-01
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L S
Liquid Inclusion
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T/T0
Liq
uid
frac
tion
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L
Phase-Field Calculations
Liquid-Solid volume mismatch produces stress and alters equilibrium temperature (Claussius-Clapyron)
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Phase Field vs Sharp Interface (no surface energy)L
iqui
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T/T0
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0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9
Phase Field vs Sharp Interface (surface energy fit)L
iqui
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Conclusions
Future Work
• Phase-field models provide natural surface excess quantities
• Surface stress is included – but sensitive to interpolation through the interface
• Surface energy and Clausius-Clapyron effects included
• More detailed numerical evaluation of surface stress in 3-D
• Derive formal sharp-interface limit of phase-field model
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