DURABILITY INVESIGATION OF BOUNDARIES BETWEEN GRAINS OF ALUMINUM DOPED WITH DIFFERENT IMPURITIES
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Zavodinsky Victor G. Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor; leader-researcher at the Khabarovsk Department of the Institute of Applied Mathematicks of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Khabarovsk, Russian Federation. E-mail: vzavod@mail.ru
Institute of Applied Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Khabarovsk, Russian Federation Kabaldin Yuri Georgievich doktor tehn. nauk, professor
Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University
Abstract:
The density functional theory and the pseudopotential method are used to study reaction of grain boundaries in aluminum (pure and doped with Mg, P, Sc, Zr and Ti). It was shown that impurities can increase or decrease the tensile strength and the elongation limit. The best effect was obtained for doping with zirconium and titanium; the worst effect gives phosphorus.
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Zavodinsky V.G., Kabaldin Y.G., (2017), DURABILITY INVESIGATION OF BOUNDARIES BETWEEN GRAINS OF ALUMINUM DOPED WITH DIFFERENT IMPURITIES. Computational Nanotechnology, 3 => 18-21.
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Keywords:
Ab initio modeling, aluminium, the grain boundaries, tensile strength, the influence of impurities.


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