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Effects of cutting tool geometry on material removal of a gradient nanograined CoCrNi medium entropy alloy

Yu-Sheng Lu,
Yu-Xuan Hung,
Thi-Xuyen Bui and
Te-Hua Fang

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2024, 15, 925–940, doi:10.3762/bjnano.15.76

: CoCrNi; gradient nanograined materials; Hall–Petch; molecular dynamics; relative tool sharpness; removal mechanism; Introduction Compared with traditional alloys, high-entropy alloys (HEAs) with multiple elements exhibit diverse and unprecedented mechanical properties, attracting widespread scientific

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Figure 1: (a) Radial distribution function diagram, (b) physical model of the CoCrNi MEA substrate in the cut...

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Figure 2: (a–f) Surface morphologies and (g) number of wear atoms for CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gra...

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Figure 3: Force responses for CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gradients of (a) 2-3-4 nm, (b) 5-7-9 nm, (c...

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Figure 4: Shear strain distribution in CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gradients of (a) 2-3-4 nm, (b) 5-7...

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Figure 5: (a–f) Von Mises stress distribution in CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gradients at a cutting l...

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Figure 6: Temperature distribution in CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gradients of (a) 2-3-4 nm, (b) 5-7-...

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Figure 7: Crystal structure evolution in CoCrNi MEAs with various grain size gradients of (a) 2-3-4 nm, (b) 5...

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Figure 8: Force responses for GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various cutting depths of (a) 0.5 nm, (b) 1 nm, and (c) 2 n...

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Figure 9: Shear strain distribution in GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various cutting depths of (a) 0.5 nm, (b) 1 nm, an...

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Figure 10: Crystal structure evolution in GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various tool cutting depths of (a) 0.5 nm, (b) 1...

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Figure 11: Force responses for GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various tool cutting-edge radii of (a) 0.5 nm, (b) 1 nm, an...

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Figure 12: Shear strain distribution in GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various tool cutting-edge radii of (a) 0.5 nm, (b)...

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Figure 13: Crystal structure evolution in CoCrNi MEAs for various tool cutting-edge radii of (a) 0.5 nm, (b) 1...

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Figure 14: Force responses for GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various tool rake angles of (a) 20°, (b) 10°, (c) 0°, (d) −...

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Figure 15: Shear strain distribution in GNG CoCrNi MEAs for various tool rake angles of (a) 20°, (b) 10°, (c) ...

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Figure 16: (a–e) Crystal structure evolution in CoCrNi MEAs for various tool rake angles and (f) the total dis...

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