Numerical Simulation of Non-isothermal Dendritic Growth of Binary Alloy Using Phase-field Method
Long Wen
Abstract
Long Wen
Abstract
The dendritic growth process during nonisothermal and isothermal solidifications in a Al45%Cu binary alloy was simulated using the phasefield model.Solute diffusion equation and heat transfer equation were solved simultaneously.The effect of noise on the dendritic growth, solute and temperature profile in undercooled liquid alloy were investigated.The results indicate that the noise could trigger the growth of the secondary arms, and increase the highest temperature in solid;but not influence the tip operating state. The solute and temperature gradients in the tip are the highest. Increased melt tempeture reduces sources of instability, which leads to less developed structure of the nonisothermal dendritic, and reduces the value of the composition at the interface.
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The dendritic growth process during nonisothermal and isothermal solidifications in a Al45%Cu binary alloy was simulated using the phasefield model.Solute diffusion equation and heat transfer equation were solved simultaneously.The effect of noise on the dendritic growth, solute and temperature profile in undercooled liquid alloy were investigated.The results indicate that the noise could trigger the growth of the secondary arms, and increase the highest temperature in solid;but not influence the tip operating state. The solute and temperature gradients in the tip are the highest. Increased melt tempeture reduces sources of instability, which leads to less developed structure of the nonisothermal dendritic, and reduces the value of the composition at the interface.
Key concepts: Isothermal process, Alloy, Thermodynamics, Materials science, Phase (matter), Diffusion, Binary number, Binary alloy