Developing the Modified Embedded Interatomic Potential for Atomistic Simulations in Ni-Ti-Hf System
ORAL
Abstract
The NiTiHf alloy, owing to its superior mechanical behavior over the parent alloy NiTi (nitinol) has received a considerable attention in recent years as a promising alternative for shape memory and super-elastic applications. The substantial mechanical strength, and wide variability in martensitic transformation temperature of NiTiHf shape memory alloy have enabled its applications in numerous sectors ranging from bio-medical to aviation industries. However, the lack of atomic level understanding during its micro-structural engineering is inhibiting its further applicabilities. To unlock the atomic level information for an efficient shape memory application requires an interatomic potential to perform the atomistic simulations with a high predictive accuracy. Herein, we discuss the development of an optimized interatomic potential for NiTiHf system within the framework of modified embedded atom method (MEAM).
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Presenters
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Meghnath Jaishi
Mechanical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines
Authors
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Meghnath Jaishi
Mechanical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines
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Garritt Tucker
Mechanical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado School of Mines
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Aaron P. Stebner
Mechanical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado School of Mines