Phase field simulation of interatomic potentials for double phase competition during early stage precipitation

Phase field model was employed to study the variations of interatomic potentials of Ni3Al (L12 phase) and Ni3V (DO22 phase) as a function of temperature and concentration. The long-range order (LRO) parameter related interatomic potentials equations formulated by Khachaturyan were utilized to establ...

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Published inChinese science bulletin Vol. 56; no. 19; pp. 2055 - 2060
Main Authors Dong, WeiPing, Wang, YongXin, Yang, Kun, Chen, Zheng, Lu, YanLi
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Heidelberg Springer-Verlag 01.07.2011
SP Science China Press
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Summary:Phase field model was employed to study the variations of interatomic potentials of Ni3Al (L12 phase) and Ni3V (DO22 phase) as a function of temperature and concentration. The long-range order (LRO) parameter related interatomic potentials equations formulated by Khachaturyan were utilized to establish the inversion equations for L12 and DO22 phases, with which interatomic potentials could be calculated. The interatomic potentials of Ni-Al and Ni-V exhibited approximately linear increases and decreases, individually, with enhanced Al concentration. Substituting the inverted interatomic potentials into the microscopic phase field equations led to three cases of precipitation sequence: the DO22 phase preceded L12 phase precipitating at the interatomic potentials of Ni-V 〉 Ni-Al; the vice cases; and two phases precipitated simultaneously at interatomic potentials of Ni-V and Ni-Al were equal.
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phase field model, L12 and DO22 phases, interatomic potentials, double phase competition
Phase field model was employed to study the variations of interatomic potentials of Ni3Al (L12 phase) and Ni3V (DO22 phase) as a function of temperature and concentration. The long-range order (LRO) parameter related interatomic potentials equations formulated by Khachaturyan were utilized to establish the inversion equations for L12 and DO22 phases, with which interatomic potentials could be calculated. The interatomic potentials of Ni-Al and Ni-V exhibited approximately linear increases and decreases, individually, with enhanced Al concentration. Substituting the inverted interatomic potentials into the microscopic phase field equations led to three cases of precipitation sequence: the DO22 phase preceded L12 phase precipitating at the interatomic potentials of Ni-V 〉 Ni-Al; the vice cases; and two phases precipitated simultaneously at interatomic potentials of Ni-V and Ni-Al were equal.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11434-011-4407-1
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ISSN:1001-6538
1861-9541
DOI:10.1007/s11434-011-4407-1