Unsymmetry of Tension and Compression in Titanium Single-crystal Nanopillars Based on Molecular Dynamics Simulation

RARE METAL MATERIALS AND ENGINEERING(2019)

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Abstract
The plastic deformation mechanisms of the titanium single-crystal nanopillars under both tension and compression were studied with the molecular dynamics simulation method. In this work, the research focuses on two aspects around the microscopic deformation mechanisms: stress-strain analysis and the evolution of atomistic configuration. The results indicate that the {10 (1) over bar2) twinning and stacking fault dominate the tension deformation along the [0001] direction. The < a > slip is the principal factor leading to the initial yielding and then the < c+a > pyramidal slip occurs to coordinate both vertical and horizontal strains for the compression condition along the [0001] direction. Additionally, no twinning is found in compression. Besides the conventional {10 (1) over bar2} plane, semi-coherent basal-prismatic interfaces between parent and reoriented crystal are also observed under tensile loading.
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molecular dynamics,titanium single-crystal,reoriented crystal,twinning,dislocation
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