International audienceIn the present study, mean field models of grain growth (Hillert and Burke–Turnbull models) are compared with 3D full field simulations considering an isotropic grain boundary energy and mobility and under the absence of second-phase particles. The present 3D full field simulations are based on a level set description of the grain interfaces within a finite element framework. The digital initial microstructures are generated using a coupled “Voronoï–Laguerre/dense sphere packing” algorithm. Based on full field simulation results, new formulations of Burke–Turnbull and Hillert models are proposed. In contrast with classical formulations, the new ones account for the possible heterogeneity of the initial grain size distr...
An accurate and efficient algorithm, closely related to the level set method, is presented for the s...
Heterogeneous grain structures may develop due to abnormal grain growth during thermo-mechanical pro...
The existence of a ‘Hillert regime’ in 3D normal grain growth, where the grain size distributions (G...
International audienceIn the present study, mean field models of grain growth (Hillert and Burke–Tur...
International audienceIn this paper, the results of a 2D full field grain growth model are compared ...
The microstructure of materials often consists of multiple grains with different crystallographic or...
Mean-field approaches are commonly used in the simulation of grain growth in metals as they are easi...
Phase field modelling has shown to be a valuable tool for the simulation of various microstructural ...
The evolution of fibre textured structures is simulated in two dimensions using a generalised phase ...
A phase field model for grain growth in materials containing inert, immobile particles has been impl...
The classical mean field approach for normal grain growth in polycrystalline materials is revisited....
International audienceAn original model to simulate single grain boundary motion and its interaction...
A 3D phase-field model for grain growth combined with a grain boundary (GB) energy database is propo...
Second phase particles and solute atoms have been used as an important constituent in the design of ...
International audienceWe present a full field framework based on the level‐set (LS) approach, which ...
An accurate and efficient algorithm, closely related to the level set method, is presented for the s...
Heterogeneous grain structures may develop due to abnormal grain growth during thermo-mechanical pro...
The existence of a ‘Hillert regime’ in 3D normal grain growth, where the grain size distributions (G...
International audienceIn the present study, mean field models of grain growth (Hillert and Burke–Tur...
International audienceIn this paper, the results of a 2D full field grain growth model are compared ...
The microstructure of materials often consists of multiple grains with different crystallographic or...
Mean-field approaches are commonly used in the simulation of grain growth in metals as they are easi...
Phase field modelling has shown to be a valuable tool for the simulation of various microstructural ...
The evolution of fibre textured structures is simulated in two dimensions using a generalised phase ...
A phase field model for grain growth in materials containing inert, immobile particles has been impl...
The classical mean field approach for normal grain growth in polycrystalline materials is revisited....
International audienceAn original model to simulate single grain boundary motion and its interaction...
A 3D phase-field model for grain growth combined with a grain boundary (GB) energy database is propo...
Second phase particles and solute atoms have been used as an important constituent in the design of ...
International audienceWe present a full field framework based on the level‐set (LS) approach, which ...
An accurate and efficient algorithm, closely related to the level set method, is presented for the s...
Heterogeneous grain structures may develop due to abnormal grain growth during thermo-mechanical pro...
The existence of a ‘Hillert regime’ in 3D normal grain growth, where the grain size distributions (G...