Simulation Analysis of Static Recrystallization by Molecular Automaton

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In this paper, people mainly take three two-dimensional arrays State, Energy and Ori (Ori is the positive integer of 1 ≤Ori≤Orimax ) to perform the molecular states and build models. According to the simulation results of molecular automaton, people have a research on the change and distribution of the grain diameter and the number of side during the process of static recrystallization, and conclude as follows, the relationship between the disappearing rate of individual deformation grain and the growth rate of individual recrystallization grain is characterized by randomness during the whole recrystallization process; the more the deformation, the smaller the mean diameter of grain is, at the finished moment of recrystallization; the grain diameters are not homogeneous during the static recrystallization process and at the finished moment of static recrystallization.

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