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力学学报 2002
STRESS CALCULATION OF SINGLE CRYSTAL UNDER FINITE SLIP PLASTIC DEFORMATION
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Abstract:
In the present paper, a calculation scheme of anisotropic finite elastic-plastic defor-mation for a single crystal is proposed. This scheme applies the initial configuration as reference configuration. By using this scheme the incremental calculation is adopted to follow the loading path to describe the evolution of single crystal's plastic configuration and the Hencky's logarithm elastic strain is used to calculate the stress under the unloading configuration in order to keep the stability and convergence of calculation. And in this scheme, the crystal's active slip systems are searched through solving the equations, which satisfying the instantaneous active conditions of slip systems and satisfying the relation between stress and elastic strain.The computational procedure in fact consists of following steps: compute the intermediate configuration; apply the elastic stretching; rotate to the current principle material axis to compute the total stress; then exert the rotation to rotate back to current global axis to calculate the total stress under the global axes.The computation results represent the phenomena observed in experiment by foregone re-searchers:(1)The yield, hardening abilities, number and order of activated slips for different orientations are evident different.(2)When tensioning a crystal in some orientation maybe a greater yield stress than that in other orientation can be obtained but this not always means that in this orientation the crystal will have a stronger hardening ability.(3)The crystal latent hardening has great influence on the hardening properties of single crystal materials.The calculations in the present paper preliminarily proved that the proposed calculation scheme could describe reasonably the mechanical behaviors of plastic slip of single crystals at finite strains.