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摘要
通过溶质偏析调节晶界（GBs）为设计稳定的纳米晶金属提供了一条可行的途径。本研究采用第一原理计算方法，研究了 X（X = In、Cr、Ca、Co、Zn、Ag、Zr 和 Sn）在 Cu Σ11 [110](1\(\overline{1}\)3) GB 潜在位点的偏析倾向，以及 Y（Y = Cr 和 Co）在 Zr 和 Ca 偏析的 Cu GB 上的共偏析行为。我们的结果表明，与其他具有 GB 分离倾向的元素不同，铬和钴缺乏向铜 GB 分离的热力学驱动力。共偏析计算表明，在 Cu GB 上存在 Zr 会诱导 Cr 和 Co 的偏析。与 Zr、Cr 和 Co 的单一绝对偏析相比，Zr-Co 和 Zr-Cr 共偏析对 GB 热力学稳定性具有协同增强作用。在提高 GB 断裂强度方面，Zr-Co 共偏析表现出拮抗作用，而 Zr-Cr 共偏析则表现出协同作用。这项研究揭示了基于GB偏析精确调节纳米粒状铜合金GB稳定性和强度的方法。
First-principles investigation on solute co-segregations and their strengthening grain boundary roles in stable nanocrystalline copper
Regulating the grain boundaries (GBs) via solute segregation provides a viable pathway to design stable nanocrystalline metals. This study investigates the segregation tendencies of X (X = In, Cr, Ca, Co, Zn, Ag, Zr, and Sn) at the potential sites of Cu Σ11 [110](1\(\overline{1}\)3) GB, as well as the co-segregation behavior of Y (Y = Cr and Co) at the Zr- and Ca-segregated Cu GBs, using first-principles calculations. Our results indicate that Cr and Co lack a thermodynamic driving force for segregating to Cu GBs, unlike other elements possessing GB segregation tendencies. The co-segregation calculations show that the presence of Zr at Cu GB can induce the segregation of Cr and Co. In comparison to the single-solute segregation of Zr, Cr, and Co, Zr-Co and Zr-Cr co-segregations exhibit synergistic enhancing effect on the GB thermodynamic stability. Regarding to the enhancement of GB fracture strength, Zr-Co co-segregation shows antagonistic effect, whereas Zr-Cr co-segregation demonstrates synergistic action. This work sheds light on accurately regulating the GB stability and strength of nanograined Cu alloys based on GB segregation.
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