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Dislocation density informed eigenstrain based reduced order homogenization modeling: verification and application on a titaniumalloy structure subjected to cyclic loading

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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-651X/ab602e

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Abstract:

This manuscript presents a dislocation density informed eigenstrain based reduced order homogenization model (DD-EHM), and its application on a titanium alloy structure subjected to cyclic loading. The eigenstrain based reduced order homogenization (EHM) approach has been extended to account for the presence of HCP (primary α phase) and BCC (β phase) grains, within which the deformation process is modeled using a dislocation density based crystal plasticity formulation. DD-EHM has been thoroughly verified to assess the accuracy of the reduced order model in capturing local and global behavior compared with direct crystal plasticity finite element method (CPFEM) simulations. A structural scale study of titanium alloy Ti-6242S is performed using DD-EHM to quantify and characterize the spatial distribution and evolution of the dislocation pile-ups subjected to cyclic loading. The evolution of pileups at two spatial scales are tracked using a nonlocal parameter based on dislocation density discrepancy across neighboring grains. The effect of non-uniform texture on the response of the structural component has been investigated.

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