• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 60, Issue 1, 0114011 (2023)
Jincheng Wen1, Lin Zhang1、*, Han Wu1, Meng Li1、2, and Xiuquan Ma1、2
Author Affiliations
  • 1State Key Laboratory of Digital Manufacturing Equipment and Technology, School of Mechanical Science and Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430074, Hubei, China
  • 2Guangdong Intelligent Robotics Institute, Dongguan 523808, Guangdong, China
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    Jincheng Wen, Lin Zhang, Han Wu, Meng Li, Xiuquan Ma. Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Aluminum-Fused Silica Interface Shot by Femtosecond Laser[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2023, 60(1): 0114011 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of the fused silica-Al molecular dynamics welding simulation
    Fig. 1. Schematic of the fused silica-Al molecular dynamics welding simulation
    Snapshot of wetting simulation at different time after the aluminum is moved towards the fused silica (Drawn by VMD[33]). (a) 2 ps; (b) 10 ps; (c) 20 ps; (d) 30 ps; (e) 100 ps; (f) 200 ps
    Fig. 2. Snapshot of wetting simulation at different time after the aluminum is moved towards the fused silica (Drawn by VMD[33]). (a) 2 ps; (b) 10 ps; (c) 20 ps; (d) 30 ps; (e) 100 ps; (f) 200 ps
    PE change during the wetting process. (a) PE change for different ε values during 0.07-0.12 eV; (b) ΔPE following the change of ε
    Fig. 3. PE change during the wetting process. (a) PE change for different ε values during 0.07-0.12 eV; (b) ΔPE following the change of ε
    Wetting area variation during the wetting process. (a) Wetting area variation during wetting simulations for different ε; (b) wetting area following the change of ε
    Fig. 4. Wetting area variation during the wetting process. (a) Wetting area variation during wetting simulations for different ε; (b) wetting area following the change of ε
    Fitting result of the work of adhesion
    Fig. 5. Fitting result of the work of adhesion
    Snapshots of the aluminum-silica glass welding process simulated by molecular dynamics
    Fig. 6. Snapshots of the aluminum-silica glass welding process simulated by molecular dynamics
    Temperature and stress distribution of the system. (a) Temperature profile of the system at different time; (b) normal stress profile in the y-z plane of the system at different time
    Fig. 7. Temperature and stress distribution of the system. (a) Temperature profile of the system at different time; (b) normal stress profile in the y-z plane of the system at different time
    Geometric parameters of the mixed region over time. (a) Length of the mixed region over time; (b) central position of the mixed region over time
    Fig. 8. Geometric parameters of the mixed region over time. (a) Length of the mixed region over time; (b) central position of the mixed region over time
    Thermodynamic property contours in the mixed region. (a) Temperature contour plot of aluminum atoms; (b) temperature contour plot of fused silica; (c) stress contour plot of aluminum atoms; (d) stress contour plot of fused silica
    Fig. 9. Thermodynamic property contours in the mixed region. (a) Temperature contour plot of aluminum atoms; (b) temperature contour plot of fused silica; (c) stress contour plot of aluminum atoms; (d) stress contour plot of fused silica
    ε=0.200 eV
    σ /nm0.2700.2800.2850.2900.300
    Tm /K1922.11914.71925.01930.01938.4
    C11 /GPa87.09479.38175.41370.96163.457
    σ=0.280 nm
    ε /eV0.1800.1900.1950.2000.210
    Tm /K1737.81826.21878.91914.72031.8
    C11 /GPa69.05074.73076.05879.38181.083
    Table 1. Statistics of melting temperature Tm and elastic constant C11 with respect to different LJ parameters σ @ ε=0.200 eV and ε @ σ=0.280 nm
    Jincheng Wen, Lin Zhang, Han Wu, Meng Li, Xiuquan Ma. Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Aluminum-Fused Silica Interface Shot by Femtosecond Laser[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2023, 60(1): 0114011
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