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DISLOCATION DYNAMICS STUDIES OF
DISLOCATION INTERACTION IN MULTILAYERS
UROP 03 – STAGE II PRESENTATIONby
Rajlakshmi Purkayastha (04011013)
under the guidance of
Prof. Prita Pant
Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science DepartmentIIT Bombay
Outline
Introduction and Background Image Forces Interface Strength Strengthening Mechanisms in Multilayers Conclusions
Introduction : Multilayers
A series of thin films of different materials deposited on top of each other
Extraordinary strength, hardness, friction and wear, higher temperature operation, corrosion resistance, fracture toughness, low electrical resistivity, heat-resistance
E.g. NiCrAlY bondcoat used as a thermal coating for turbine blades
Higher strength-to-weight ratios
Co-Ni Multilayers
(http://cms.tnw.utwente.nl/
magnetic_multilayers/magn_mult.htm)
Introduction : Experimental vs Simulation
Experimental Results [A. Misra, M. Verdier, Y.C. Lu, H. Kung, T.E. Mitchell, M.
Nastasi, J.D. E Embury. Scripta Materialia, 39(4/5):555-560, 1998.]
Simulation Results [F. Akasheh ,H. M. Zbib, J. P. Hirth, R. G. Hoagland, and
A. Misra. Journal of Applied Physics, 101:08414, 2007.]
Introduction : Problem Formulation
Copper
Nickel
Two layers each 400 nm thick Each having different moduli
(Cu =41.35 GPa ,
Ni = 80.15 GPa) Sharp interface with misfit
dislocations
Factors to be considered while determining strengthening mechanism Image forces Interface Strength Dislocation Interactions
Outline
Introduction and Background Image Forces Interface Strength Strengthening Mechanisms in Multilayers Conclusions
Image Forces : Theory
(a) A screw dislocation placed at distance -x from the interface, along the z axis. (b) Dislocation and its image which produce the stress for x<0.. (c) Image dislocation which gives the stress for x>0..
Origins :Motion of a dislocation towards a free surface
Violate laws of conservation Concept of an image dislocation, from
electrostatics On left side :
On right side :
Image Forces : Koehler Barrier
Screw Dislocation
Edge Dislocation
Net stress
where,
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Image Forces : Simulation Results
Screw Dislocation
Mixed Dislocation
Image Forces : Simulation Results
Screw Dislocation Mixed Dislocation
Outline
Introduction and Background Image Forces Interface Strength Strengthening Mechanisms in Multilayers Conclusions
Interface Strength : Misfits
Misfit dislocations at the interface of two crystal
lattices with a 0.05 mismatch
[ www.tf.uni-kiel.de/matwis/amat/semien/kap5/illustr/mistdislocations.gif
]
Spacing of dislocation array is
Interface Strength : Results
Loop percolating through
Interface Strength : Results
Interface Strength vs Misfit Dislocation Spacing
Cu-Ni interface
Cu-Cr interface
Interface Strength : Comparison
Array of Misfit Dislocations
Strength arrived at = 975 MPa
Literature : 1100 MPa from atomistics simulations
Comparison with literature [Hoagland RG, Mitchell TE, Hirth JP,
Kung H. Philos Mag A 2002;82(4):643.]
Outline
Introduction and Background Image Forces Interface Strength Strengthening Mechanisms in
Multilayers Conclusions
Strengthening Mechanisms
Self stress due to curvature of the loop Image forces Repulsion due to the array of misfit dislocations at the
interface Interactions between different dislocations in the same layer
Strengthening Mechanisms
All factors combined
Strengthening Mechanisms: Dislocation Interactions
Ordered System Semi-Random System
Strengthening Mechanisms:
Dislocation Interactions
20 loops completely random (a) Initial configuration (b) Some loops start shrinking(c) Some loops have already begun to merge with each other (d) activity starts to take place at the interface (e) Loops merge at the interface (f) More loops collide
Strengthening Mechanisms: Dislocation Interactions
A close up the interface interactions (a) The blue loop in the Copper layer is very close to the red loop in the Nickel layer. (b) The loop is so close that the motion of the red loop is hindered. However the blue loop in the Nickel layer advances.(c) The two blue loops merge (d) As the merged loop starts moving away , the red loop can now advance.
Strengthening Mechanisms: Image Forces
Comparison to see the effect of Image forces
Outline
Introduction and Background Image Forces Interface Strength Strengthening Mechanisms in Multilayers Conclusions
Conclusions
Thank You !
Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science DepartmentIIT Bombay