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Comportement mécanique des verres métalliques massifs - Effet d’une cristallisation partielle

  • Sous la direction de :

  • Jean-Jacques Blandin


Mechanical behavior of bulk metallic glasses - Impact of the partial crystallization

  • Supervised by :

  • Jean-Jacques Blandin



Conventional solidification

  • Cooling a metal

  •  Crystallization



Production of a metallic glass

  • Cooling a metal

  •  Crystallization



Aim of the work









Room temperature



Room temperature

  • E ≈ corresponding crystalline alloys

  • +

  • f = 1830 MPa (1 %)

  •  elast ≈ 0.02



Room temperature

    • Loading curve :
      • L = C h2
    • Unloading curve:
  • ( Irreversible Work ratio )

      • RW = Wirr / Wtot


Room temperature

    • Loading curve :
      • L = C h2
    • Unloading curve:
  • ( Irreversible Work ratio )

      • RW = Wirr / Wtot


Room temperature

    • Loading curve :
      • L = C h2
    • Unloading curve:
  • ( Irreversible Work ratio )

      • RW = Wirr / Wtot


Room temperature



Room temperature



Room temperature





High temperature



High temperature

  • Confirmation of usual deformation behaviour in SLR

    • Newtonian regime
        • High temperature / low strain rate
    • Non Newtonian regime
        • Low temperature / high strain rate


High temperature

  • effect of T : just translation



High temperature

  • effect of T : just translation



High temperature



High temperature





Crystallization / Microstructure

  • Various heat treatments



Crystallization / Microstructure

  • Various heat treatments



Crystallization / volume fraction



Crystallization / volume fraction

  • To calculate the real volume

  • fraction we need to have only

  • one crystal type :

    • Crystallite size
    • Crystallite nature


Crystallization / volume fraction

    • Crystals randomly oriented
    • Density constant
    • (d / d < 1 %)


Crystallization / volume fraction

    • Crystals randomly oriented
    • Density constant
    • (d / d < 1 %)


Crystallization / volume fraction

  • Equivalent values with the two methods :

  •  Validation of the measurement methods

  • XRD analysis is an accurate way to measure Volume fraction of crystals (even for small crystallites)



Crystallization / volume fraction

  • Equivalent values with the two methods :

  •  Validation of the measurement methods

  • XRD analysis is an accurate way to measure Volume fraction of crystals (even for small crystallites)



Crystallization / volume fraction

  • Equivalent values with the two methods :

  •  Validation of the measurement methods

  • XRD analysis is an accurate way to measure Volume fraction of crystals (even for small crystallites)







Effect of crystallization / room temperature

    • Fracture stress increases slightly and then falls !


Effect of crystallization / room temperature



Effect of crystallization / room temperature

  • Effect of crystallization

  • (Fv < 0.5)

    • Very limited variations of Rw and C/Eeq
    • Still sensitive to pressure




Effect of crystallization / high temperature

  • Two main effects of crystallization

    • Increase of viscosity
    • Promotion of non Newtonian behaviour




Effect of crystallization / high temperature



Effect of crystallization / high temperature



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / reinforcement

  • Prediction of R from mechanical models ?

    • Hard sphere dispersion in a viscous media : Krieger model


Effect of crystallization / high temperature / reinforcement

  • Prediction of R from mechanical models ?

    • Hard sphere dispersion in a viscous media : Krieger model


Effect of crystallization / high temperature / reinforcement

  • Prediction of R from mechanical models ?

    • Hard sphere dispersion in a viscous media : Krieger model


Effect of crystallization / high temperature / reinforcement



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / reinforcement



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / activation energies



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / activation energies



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / activation energies



Effect of crystallization / high temperature / activation energies







Perspectives / scientific



Perspectives / scientific



Perspectives / scientific



Perspectives / technological



Merci à … Ludovic Charleux Béatrice Doisneau-Cottignies Patricia Donnadieu Marc Fivel Alexandre Mussi Jean-Marc Pelletier Luc Salvo Jean-Louis Soubeyroux Michel Suery André Sulpice Marc Verdier Qing Wang … pour leurs contributions à ce travail







Conclusion and ….perspectives

    • Crystallites size effect (heat treatments at other temperatures)
    • Room temperature
        • Young modulus
    • High temperature
        • Model of deformation based on the Argon model
        • Effect of the high temperature deformation on the crystallization


Perspectives / scientific



Poisson ratio … deformation mechanism



Crystallisation

  • Three crystallization events may occur at higher temperature…

      • Analyze here the two first crystallization peaks


DMA / Activation energy

  • Activation energy:

      • T


Effect of crystallization : Newtonian Viscosity



Effect of the deformation on the crystallization



Effect of the deformation on the crystallization



Effect of the deformation on the crystallization



High temperature Mechanism



High temperature Mechanism



High temperature Mechanism



Co-extruded materials



Co-extruded materials



Co-extruded materials



Co-extruded materials



Co-extruded materials



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