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Yadegari, S. (author), Turteltaub, S.R. (author), Suiker, A.S.J. (author)
A multiscale approach termed the generalized grain cluster method (GGCM) is presented, which can be applied for the prediction of the macroscopic behavior of an aggregate of single crystal grains composing a multiphase material. The GGCM is based on the minimization of a functional that depends on the microscopic deformation gradients in the...
journal article 2015
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Yadegari Varnamkhasti, S. (author), Turteltaub, S.R. (author), Suiker, A.S.J. (author)
A multiscale approach termed the generalized grain cluster method (GGCM) is presented, which can be applied for the prediction of the macroscopic behavior of an aggregate of single crystal grains composing a multiphase material. The GGCM is based on the minimization of a functional that depends on the microscopic deformation gradients in the...
journal article 2015
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Tjahjanto, D.D. (author), Turteltaub, S. (author), Suiker, A.S.J. (author)
The microstructure of multiphase steels assisted by transformation-induced plasticity consists of grains of retained austenite embedded in a ferrite-based matrix. Upon mechanical loading, retained austenite may transform into martensite, as a result of which plastic deformations are induced in the surrounding phases, i.e., the ferrite-based...
journal article 2007
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Suiker, A.S.J. (author), Turteltaub, S.R. (author)
A recently developed thermo-mechanical model [1] is presented that can be used to simulate the interactions between martensitic phase transformations and crystalline damage growth at the austenitic grain level. Subgrain information is included in the model via the crystallographic theory of martensitic transformations, see also [2,3]. The state...
conference paper 2006
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Suiker, A.S.J. (author), Turteltaub, S. (author)
A recently developed thermo-mechanical model [1] is presented that can be used to simulate the interactions between martensitic phase transformations and crystalline damage growth at the austenitic grain level. Subgrain information is included in the model via the crystallographic theory of martensitic transformations, see also [2,3]. The state...
conference paper 2006
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