Jing Li , Weining Lu , Lin Liu , Youjun Ye , Haijun Pan , Yujie Zhao , Aixin Feng
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Research on improving damping capacity of polycrystalline α-phase titanium alloy processed by laser shock peening
The effects of laser shock peening (LSP) on the damping capacity of polycrystalline α-phase titanium alloy were investigated through molecular dynamics simulation. The piston method was used to simulate the LSP process with the shock velocity of 0.7 km/s, 1.0 km/s and 1.3 km/s. The results indicated that LSP could improve the damping capacity, and the strengthening effect increases with increasing the shock velocity. Compared with original model, the specific damping capacity of the LSPed model with shock velocity of 1.3 km/s was improved by109.07 %, 85.54 % and 52.93 % at strain amplitudes of 3 %, 5 % and 7 %, respectively. LSP enabled more area of grain boundaries to coordinate plastic deformation, which was beneficial for dissipating vibration energy. The reversible motion of twin boundaries and the relative slip between hexagonal close-packed and face centered cubic phases converted vibration energy into thermal energy dissipation. Additionally, the motion and accumulation of dislocations at twin boundaries ultimately led to the consumption of vibration energy. Thus, the comprehensive effect of LSP-induced microstructures significantly contributed to enhancing the damping capacity of polycrystalline α-phase titanium alloy.
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