30 research outputs found

    Properties of dusty plasma crystal accounting charge variety of dust particles

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    Shock wave properties generated by impulse mechanical loading and base state structure of dusty plasma system versus the change of dusty particle charges with height were investigated in the framework of the molecular dynamics method. Spherically symmetric electrostatic confinement was used as the boundary conditions. Interactions between dusty particles were described using Debye-Huckel potential. Particle charges decreased linearly with the increase of height. Shape of dusty plasma crystals with taking into account a variable particle charge was simulated

    Investigation of defect nucleation in titanium under mechanical loading

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    The paper undertakes a study of plastic deformation in a titanium crystallite under mechanical loading (uniaxial tension and indentation) in terms of atomic mechanisms of its generation and development. The molecular dynamics method with many-body interatomic potentials is employed. It is shown that there is a threshold strain, at which a crystal reveals the generation of local structural transformations associated with changes in atomic configurations of the first and second coordination spheres. The onset of plastic deformation in a crystallite is accompanied by a stepwise decrease in potential energy. The effect of free surfaces and grain boundaries on the generation of local structural transformations in a titanium crystallite is investigated

    On structural defect generation induced by thermal fluctuations in materials with a perfect lattice under dynamic loading

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    The possibility of structural defect generation induced by thermal fluctuations in single cryctals under high-rate deformation is numerically investigated. It is shown that thermal fluctiations can be a reason for structural defect generation and there is a threshold strain value at which zones with local structural changes grow almost abruptlyyesBelgorod State Universit

    Effect of titanium on the primary radiation damage and swelling of vanadium-titanium alloys

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    In this paper, a molecular dynamic study of the atomic displacement cascade development in pure vanadium and V-Ti alloys with titanium concentrations of 4, 8, and 16% is carried out for energies of a primary knocked-out atom of 5, 10, and 20 keV. The interactions between atoms in the V-Ti system are specified in the framework of a method developed earlier for modeling systems with metallic and covalent types of chemical bon

    Molecular dynamics simulation of primary radiation damage in vanadium and alloy V-4Ti

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    The interatomic interaction in V and alloy V-4Ti was described on the base of modern potentials of interatomic interactions which took into account the interaction of screened ions at small interatomic distances and allowed to simulate correctly radiation damage. The main characteristics of atomic displacement cascades in simulated crystallites were calculated: the number of defects at different stages of cascade development, the size of the radiation-damaged regions, and an analysis of the estimation of the number, types and sizes of the surviving radiation defects in crystallites. The results obtained are compared for vanadium and alloy V-4T

    Grading of Scots Pine Seeds by the Seed Coat Color: How to Optimize the Engineering Parameters of the Mobile Optoelectronic Device

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    Research Highlights: There is a problem of forest seeds quality assessment and grading afield in minimal costs. The grading quality of each seed coat color class is determined by the degree of its separation with a mobile optoelectronic grader. Background and Objectives: Traditionally, pine seeds are graded in size, but this can lead to a loss of genetic diversity. Seed coat color is individual for each forest seed and is caused to a low error in identifying the genetic features of seedling obtained from it. The principle on which the mobile optoelectronic grader operates is based on the optical signal detection reflected from the single seed. The grader can operate in scientific (spectral band analysis) mode and production (spectral feature grading) mode. When operating in production mode, it is important to determine the optimal engineering parameters of the grader that provide the maximum value of the separation degree of seed-color classes. For this purpose, a run of experiments was conducted on the forest seeds separation using a mobile optoelectronic grader and regression models of the output from factors were obtained. Materials and Methods: Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seed samples were obtained from cones of the 2019 harvest collected in a natural stand. The study is based on the Design of Experiments theory (DOE) using the Microsoft Excel platform. In each of three replications of each run from the experiment matrix, a mixture of 100 seeds of light, dark and light-dark fraction (n = 300) was used. Results: Interpretation of the obtained regression model of seed separation in the visible wavelength range (650–715 nm) shows that the maximum influence on the outputβ€”separation degreeβ€”is exerted by the angle of incidence of the detecting optical beam. Next in terms of the influence power on the output are paired interactions: combinations of the wavelength with the angle of incidence and the wavelength with the grader’s seed pipe height. The minimum effect on the output is the wavelength of the detecting optical beam. Conclusions: The use of a mobile optoelectronic grader will eliminate the cost of transporting seeds to and from forest seed centers. To achieve a value of 0.97–1.0 separation degree of Scots pine seeds colored fractions, it is necessary to provide the following optimal engineering parameters of the mobile optoelectronic grader: the wavelength of optical radiation is 700 nm, the angle of incidence of the detecting optical beam is 45Β° and the grader’s seed pipe height is 0.2 m

    Molecular-dinamics study of crystal defect formation by the thermal fluctuation mechanism during high-rate deformation

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    It is shown that thermal fluctuations can lead to a jumplike nucleation of defects in the ideal crystal under high-rate deformation conditions. Features of the defect nucleation via this mechanism are analyzed for various temperatures and loading regimesyesBelgorod State Universit
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