CE08 - Matériaux métalliques et inorganiques 2023

Image-based CHARacterisation of extreme dynamic solid-state flows – IChar

Submission summary

Super-plasticity is a state where a material exhibits an extremely large (>400%) neck-free elongation prior to failure. Such an extreme solid-state flow is highly beneficial for forming applications but also dramatic if defects coupled with super-plastic mechanisms trigger brutal plastic instabilities. When metals are deformed at very high-strain rate, e.g. during shock or dynamic manufacturing processes such as electromagnetic welding or forming, thermo-mechanical conditions may lead to extreme micro-structure refinement promoting suitable conditions to trigger super-plasticity mechanisms. At that point, the process is self-catalytic, highly coupled and non-monotonic, since adiabatic conditions promote simultaneously intense temperature rise and competing restoration mechanisms; grain-growth. Until now, no scientific consensus exists yet regarding the exact grain-scale mechanisms at work, their chronology, the role of the temperature and the local material response evolution under such a complex high strain-rate loading scenario. The project aims at developing an innovative full-field characterization technique able to probe, only from images, the evolution of the strain, the stress, the temperature and the micro-structure during severe dynamic loading. To reach that goal, we will develop two unique tools: 1) High-Resolution Ultra-High-Speed Micro Digital Image Correlation, to capture images of the deforming material with spatial and temporal resolution down to 10µm and 250ns respectively and 2) Dynamic Data-Driven-Identification technique, to identify from experimental acceleration fields and conservation law, full-fields of stress tensor. Expected original data will help-us to develop more robust and versatile physically-based models to e.g. better simulate and develop innovative low energy consumption high-speed material processing techniques, keys for the industry of tomorrow, and better safety criteria predicting dynamic plastic instabilities.

Project coordination

Rian SEGHIR (INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE EN GÉNIE CIVIL ET MÉCANIQUE)

The author of this summary is the project coordinator, who is responsible for the content of this summary. The ANR declines any responsibility as for its contents.

Partnership

GeM INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE EN GÉNIE CIVIL ET MÉCANIQUE

Help of the ANR 195,229 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project: - 36 Months

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