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Meso-Scale Simulation and Measurementof Dislocation/Grain Boundary Interactions AFOSR Grant Number: FA9550-05-0068, 0088 Robert H. Wagoner, PI, Myoung-Gyu Lee, Hojun Lim Department of Materials Science and Engineering Ohio State University B. L. Adams, PI, Colin Landon, Josh Kacher Department of Mechanical Engineering Brigham Young University Summary of Results as of AFOSR Review, Nov. 3, 2006 Simulation Procedure Numerical Tests of Simulation Procedure Constitutive Equations: SCCE-T Constitutive Equations: SCCE-D Results: Constitutive Equations Measurement Oblique Double-Sectioning Combination of serial sectioning and stereology 2 parallel section-cuts for direct measurement of grain boundary character Alignment of layers Reference marks Grains Triple-Junction Distribution Interpolation of boundaries to obtain GBCD Meshing Algorithm Application: Fe-3%Si Multi-crystal Results since AFOSR Review, Nov. 3, 2006 Simulations Parametric Tests: Bi-crystal Parametric Tests: Dislocation Density Parametric Tests: Size dependence Parametric Tests Experiments Measuring shifts to 1/20 of a pixel increase resolution of rotation by at least a factor of ten The correlation based method is also sensitive to lattice strains Reference Image This results in a system of 2 independent equations for each region of interest with 8 unknowns Using the deformation gradient tensor you can find the strain and rotation gradients After analyzing a line scan any component of the strain or rotation gradient tensors can be displayed An area scan can be analyzed to show the variation of any component of the strain or rotation tensor. Plans: 2007 (or 2008?) 2007 Plans 2007 work : New material-Minimum Alloy Steel 2007 work: New specimen/OIM Plans: 2008~2011 2008-2011 Plans 2007 work : Grain boundary transmission 2007~ work : Adaptive or Other Mesh refinement (FEA, OIM) Extra Slides Results: Constitutive Equations Results: Constitutive Equations The shift in the EBSD pattern q at a r