Industrial forming processes usually involve complex strain paths, which are typically associated with softening/hardening effects. These can mainly be ascribed to the development of an 'intragranular microstructure' consisting of dislocation cells and cell blocks. This paper addresses a method to incorporate these microstructural details at the grain-scale in a full-constraints Taylor model. The dislocation cells and cell blocks have a significant influence on the anisotropic properties of the material, particularly the r-values. The trends arising from the simulations correspond well with experimental observations. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.status: publishe
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Polycrystalline materials with mean grain size smaller than 10nm will soften if its mean grain size ...
International audienceA strain gradient crystal plasticity model is used to explore the grain size e...
The formation of microstructure of dislocation cells at intragranular level is generaly responsible ...
An extension of a full-constraints Taylor model is presented which captures substructural dislocatio...
Softening/hardening effects are often observed in BCC polycrystals during changing strain paths. The...
For many years polycrystalline deformation models have been used as a physical approach to predict t...
Metal forming processes typically involve changes of strain paths, which are accompanied by transien...
Sheet metal forming processes are within the core of many modern manufacturing technologies, as appl...
An integrated substructure and texture evolution model is used to study grain subdivision and anisot...
Polycrystal models, beginning with the work of Sachs (1928) and Taylor (1938), have been used to pre...
A strain gradient dependent crystal plasticity approach is used to model the constitutive behaviour ...
Polycrystalline metal with well-designed grain structure exhibits different strength and ductility c...
A new model is proposed that aims to capture within a single modelling frame all the main microstruc...
The relationship between the developed intragranular microstructure and the deformation history of a...
Polycrystalline materials with mean grain size smaller than 10nm will soften if its mean grain size ...
International audienceA strain gradient crystal plasticity model is used to explore the grain size e...
The formation of microstructure of dislocation cells at intragranular level is generaly responsible ...