Abstract The effects of temperature and Re content on the mechanical properties, dislocation morphology, and deformation mechanism of - phases nickel-based single crystal superalloys are investigated by using the molecular dynamics method through the model of - phases containing hole defect. The addition of Re makes the dislocation distribution tend towards the phase. The higher the Re content, the earlier the phase yields, while the phase yields later. Dislocation bends under the combined action of the applied force and the resistance of the Re atoms to form a bend point. The Re atoms are located at the bend points and strengthen the alloy by fixing the dislocation and preventing it from cutting the phase. Dislocations nucleate first in the phase, causing the phase to deform plastically before the phase. As the strain increases, the dislocation length first remains unchanged, then increases rapidly, and finally fluctuates and changes. The dislocation lengths in the phase are larger than those in the phase at different temperatures. The dislocation length shows a decreasing tendency with the increase of the temperature. Temperature can affect movement of the dislocation, and superalloys have different plastic deformation mechanisms at low, medium and high temperatures.
Jing-Zhao Cao(曹景昭), Yun-Guang Zhang(张云光), Zhong-Kui Zhang(张中奎), Jiang-Peng Fan(范江鹏), Qi Dong(董琪), and Ying-Ying Fang(方盈盈) Elastic–plastic behavior of nickel-based single crystal superalloys with γ–γ' phases based on molecular dynamics simulations 2025 Chin. Phys. B 34 046204
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