Characterization and Modelling of the Deformation and Failure of Engineering Metallic Materials
A special issue of Crystals (ISSN 2073-4352). This special issue belongs to the section "Crystalline Metals and Alloys".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2024) | Viewed by 16916
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Interests: crystal plasticity; texture; rolling; microstructure
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Interests: advanced manufacturing; friction and wear; severe plastic deformation; microstructure/texture characterisation; advanced modelling; deformation mechanism; mechanics of materials; residual stress analysis; X-ray/neutron/synchrotron diffraction; advanced and emerging materials; high-entropy alloys; corrosion and erosion of materials
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Interests: mechanics of materials; severe plastic deformation (SPD); modelling and simulation; microstructure–properties relationship
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Metals are the most widely used engineering materials, and their reliability is crucially important for their applications. Manufactured and processed engineering metallic materials exhibit various mechanical properties, defects, phases, microstructure, and chemical compositions. Therefore, the deformation and failure of these metallic materials are complicated processes.
This Special Issue aims to cover the latest advances in the research of material deformation and failure. Experimental characterization, numerical modelling and machine learning were developed to investigate this topic at various length scales, including mechanical properties measurements, microstructure/texture characterization, finite element methods, crystal plasticity modelling, phase field modelling, atomistic modelling, supervised machine learning, unsupervised machine learning, and data integration. These emerging research methods are highly beneficial for obtaining a fundamental understanding of the failure of engineering materials, and their associated findings can certainly improve the reliability of these engineering metallic materials.
In this regard, original research papers, short communications, and review articles studying the following subjects are welcome in this Special Issue: manufacturing and processing, engineering material structure design, optimizing processing, texture/microstructure evolution, mechanical properties, plastic deformation, damage and failure.
Prof. Dr. Hui Wang
Dr. Lihong Su
Dr. Ebad Bagherpour
Dr. Qiang Xing
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- manufacturing and processing
- plastic deformation
- fatigue and fracture
- texture
- microstructure
- mechanical properties
- finite element method
- crystal plasticity
- atomistic modelling
- machine learning
- processing–structure–property (PSP) relation
- process optimization
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