C. Oberste-brandenburg et Ot. Bruhns, Tensorial description of the transformation kinetics during phase transitions, Z ANG MA ME, 80, 2000, pp. S197-S200
Citations number
9
Categorie Soggetti
Mechanical Engineering
Journal title
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANGEWANDTE MATHEMATIK UND MECHANIK
A local examination at the phase boundary of nonhydrostatically stressed so
lids leads to a description of the driving force of the phase transformatio
n based on a tensorial valve, the chemical potential tensor. Using this for
mulation, a tensorial description of the kinetics of the phase transformati
on has been developed.
Homogenization techniques have been applied to develop a formulation for a
heterogenous body. The homogenized chemical potential and the variable desc
ribing the transformation kinetics are both tensors. The latter holds not o
nly the scalar information of the change of the mass fraction but also of t
he orientation of the interfaces. A finite element implementation of the co
ncept with special emphasis on necessary experimental investigations for th
e identification of the material parameters is presented.