颗粒材料特性对冷喷涂撞击行为影响模拟的研究.pdfVIP

44 11 Vol.44 No.11 2008 11 1286—1291 ACTA METALLURGICA SINICA Nov. 2008 pp.1286–1291 ∗ 1) ℄ 1) 2) 1) 1) 1) 1) , 100083 2) , 100083  Cu, Al Ni Ti Cu , . , , Æ, , Æ, ℄, . Æ, ℄, Æ. , , Æ, TG174.442 A 0412−1961(2008)11−1286−06 SIMULATION EFFECT OF COLD–SPRAYED PARTICLES PROPERTIES ON THEIR IMPACTING BEHAVIORS ZHOU Xianglin 1), SU Xianyong 1), CUI Hua 2) , GUO Huihua 1), WU Xiangkun 1), ZHANG Jishan 1) 1) State Key Laboratory for Advanced Metals and Materials, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083 2) School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083 Correspondent: ZHOU Xianglin, associate professor, Tel: (010 E-mail: bkdzxl@ Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No and National Project on Key Disciplines Manuscript received 2008–04–28, in revised form 2008–08–10 ABSTRACT The deformation behaviors of Cu, Al, Ni alloy and Ti alloy particles cold–sprayed on Cu substrates are studied using the finite element analysis, and the binding behaviors between particles and substrate were analyzed. The results indicated that the particles with higher effective plastic limit than that of substrate are easy to undergo adiabatic shear instability, while the substrate does not undergo adiabatic shear instability and releases deformation energy, which leads particles to rebound. No adiabatic shear instability is observed in particles with lower effective plastic limit than that of substrate, and the release of the deformation energy will promote the adiabatic shear instability of su