The local stress state of a running shear band in amorphous solids

作者: Jian Luo , Yunfeng Shi

DOI: 10.1557/JMR.2015.141

关键词: Forensic engineeringHydrostatic equilibriumShear bandStress (mechanics)Shear stressAmorphous metalAmorphous solidMaterials scienceMolecular dynamicsComposite material

摘要: In molecular dynamics simulations, the local stress state in shear band is examined six different model metallic glasses and one amorphous Si system (also has been perceived as a glass analog) under loading conditions. For all but FeP systems, running (RSB) exhibits liquid-like hydrostatic plus state. Our results suggest that liquid feature of RSB not due to temperature rise or plastic confinement disorder driven by flow, which can be offset strong directionality bonding, phase segregation, aging. The knowledge conveniently utilized experiments infer from global tensile for glasses.

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