2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-14392008000100021
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Simulation of recrystallization in iron single crystals

Abstract: Recrystallization of an iron single crystal was reported in detail by Vandermeer and Rath (V&R). We present predictions of recrystallization based on cellular automata (CA) simulations, and compare them with the data and analysis from V&R's study. Agreement is found between our CA simulations and V&R's results, provided that the CA simulations were carried out using a sufficient dynamic range for time, precision spatial dimensionalization, and accommodation of grain shape effects inherent in CA techniques.

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“…The difference in the shape of the growing simulation region (cube) and the shape of the growing recrystallized grain in the case examined by Salazar et al [5], spherical, was responsible for this difference. This is even more so because of the "stepped" nature of the moving boundary of the simulation.…”
Section: Measurements Of N L and N A In Pure Iron Compared With Valuementioning
confidence: 88%
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“…The difference in the shape of the growing simulation region (cube) and the shape of the growing recrystallized grain in the case examined by Salazar et al [5], spherical, was responsible for this difference. This is even more so because of the "stepped" nature of the moving boundary of the simulation.…”
Section: Measurements Of N L and N A In Pure Iron Compared With Valuementioning
confidence: 88%
“…Simulation details can be found in Ref. [4][5][6][7][8][9]. The simulation employed a 22,300 nuclei uniform randomly located within the matrix at the start of the transformation.…”
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“…The simulation methodology used here was employed before 11,12 . Figure 5 shows the principle underlying the methodology.…”
Section: Computer Simulation Methodologymentioning
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“…In previous papers [18][19][20][21][22][23][24] , cellular automata (CA) simulation of phase transformation/recrystallization in 2-d and 3-d were carried out and compared with KJMA analytical solutions. The purpose of the present paper is to simulate phase transformations/recrystallization in by cellular automata (CA) in order to compare the simulation with the analytical solution by Rios and Villa.…”
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confidence: 99%