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Study of Glass Formation Ability and Evolution of Microstructure of Ag-Cu Alloy
Hengbo TAN, Shuangxiang QI, Bei CHEN, Ming GAO, Dadong WEN, Tao LIU, Yonghe DENG
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2025, 42 (1): 90-97.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8779
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The rapid solidification process of liquid Ag-Cu alloy at different solute concentrations are simulated by molecular dynamics method. The microstructure evolution characteristic of Ag-Cu alloy is analyzed by two-body distribution function, Honeycutt-Andersen bond type index and extended cluster type index method (CTIM). The results show that the main bond type of Ag-Cu quick setting glass alloy is 1551, and the local quintic symmetry are obvious. The main atomic configuration is icosahedral clusters, in which the regular icosahedral cluster (12 12/1551) is dominant. The highest heritable fraction f of Ag-Cu corresponds to the transition temperature of reduced glass, which proves that Ag60Cu40 has the best amorphous forming ability.

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Heredity and Evolution of Cluster in Rapid Solidification of Liquid Ni50Zr50 Alloy under Different Cooling Rates
Qinghua QI, Dadong WEN, Bei CHEN, Ming GAO, Zhou YI, Yonghe DENG, Ke DENG, Ping PENG
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2024, 41 (4): 494-502.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8742
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Amorphous alloys have been severely restricted to widespread commercial application by their limited glass-forming ability (GFA). Since it is essentially a "freezing liquid" to some extent, studying the correlation of the atomic structures in solid with those in liquid during the rapid solidification of liquid alloys is expected to provide new insights for GFA. Therefore, the rapid solidification processes of liquid Ni50Zr50 alloy under six different cooling rates are simulated using molecular dynamics (MD) methods. The microstructure as well as its evolution of the rapidly solidified Ni50Zr50 alloys are characterized and analyzed with pair distribution function (PDF), cluster-type-index method (CTIM), and reverse atomic trajectory tracking method. The results show that the most numerous atomic configurations in Ni50Zr50 metallic glass is (11 2/1441 8/1551 1/1661), i.e., Z11 Kasper cluster, rather than icosahedra. The characteristic clusters in rapidly solidified Ni50Zr50 alloys tended to aggregate to form medium-range orders (MROs), and their numbers increase with the decrease of cooling rate. The configurational heredity of basic clusters emerges in the supercooled liquid region of Tm-Tg. Among the typical clusters, Z11 Kasper cluster possesses the highest fraction f of staged heredity in a wide temperature range above Tg. Raising cooling rate is beneficial for increasing f of basic clusters in the supercooled liquid region and increasing onset temperature of configuration heredity. The GFA of Ni50Zr50 alloy induced by raising cooling rate can be attributed to the enhanced hereditary ability of characteristic clusters such as Z11 Kasper cluster.

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LBM Simulation of Two Droplets Merging and Bouncing at the Top of an Inclined Plane with a Wetting Gradient
Ming GAO, Lu CHEN, Jia LIANG, Dongmin WANG, Yugang ZHAO, Lixin ZHANG, Quan SUN, Haojie LI
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2023, 40 (3): 333-342.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8607
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Based on lattice Boltzmann method(LBM), the process of droplets merging and bouncing at the top of inclined plane with wetting gradient was simulated. The effects of wetting gradient, wettability at the top of inclined plane, droplet size and Bond number on droplet merging and bouncing process were investigated. The calculation results show that the two droplets can bounce when merged under the action of non-equilibrium tension on a hydrophobic gradient slope. Both the droplet fusion velocity and the maximum jump height increase with the increase of wetting gradient. The maximum droplet jump height decreases with the increase of the wettability of the inclined surface. There is an optimal droplet size that optimizes the maximum jump height. The larger the Bond number, the smaller the maximum droplet jump height.

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Prediction of Water Temperature of Mixed-flow Closed Cooling Tower Based on BP Neural Network and Grey Correlation Analysis
Hong LI, Lixin ZHANG, Yan REN, Ming GAO, Jingnan LIU
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2022, 39 (1): 53-59.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8376
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In this study, a mixed flow closed cooling tower was tested with a control variable method. The factors affecting outlet water temperature were screened with a grey correlation analysis method. Five most important factors were taken as input features in a gray_BP neural network which was developed to predict outlet water temperature of the mixed flow closed cooling tower. These factors include inlet water temperature, wet bulb temperature, water refill temperature, circulating water flow rate and air volume, and the prediction output is outlet water temperature. The network adopts a three-layer structure, four-hidden layer neurons, and 30 000 iterations. Experimental data that involve no training set were used to validate the developed model. It shows that the gray neural network model outperforms the traditional BP neural network model. The correlation coefficient, average relative error, root mean square error are 0.998 9, 0.293 4% and 0.152 9, respectively. We concluded that the gray_BP neural network is a promising algorithm for predicting water temperature of a mixed flow closed cooling tower.

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Droplet Upward Movement on an Inclined Surface Under Wetting Gradient: Lattice Boltzmann Simulation
Lu CHEN, Ming GAO, Jia LIANG, Dongmin WANG, Yugang ZHAO, Lixin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2021, 38 (6): 672-682.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8325
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A lattice Boltzmann method based on Shan-Chen pseudo-potential model was used to simulate the process of a droplet overcoming gravity and moving upward on a inclined plane with wetting gradient. Effects of wetting gradient, droplet size, Bond number and surface inclination angle on droplet motion were investigated. It shows that velocity vector appears in the droplet moving upwards along the slope. The greater the wetting gradient is, the faster the droplet moves, and the longer the wetting length is, and the faster the dynamic contact angle decreases. Droplet size and Bond number have weak influence on droplet motion, but there is a critical Bond number, beyond which the droplet moves down along the gradient wetting surface. The surface inclination angle has a significant effect on the droplet motion. As the inclination angle increases, the droplet motion speed and wetting length are significantly reduced.

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Lattice Boltzmann Study of a Droplet Impinging on a Stationary Droplet on a Fixed Wall Surface with Different Wettability
Jia LIANG, Ming GAO, Lu CHEN, Dongmin WANG, Lixin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics    2021, 38 (3): 313-323.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8265
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A single-component multi-phase pseudo-potential lattice Boltzmann method is used to simulate the process of a large droplet vertically hitting a stationary small droplet on a wall with different wettability. The size ratio of the droplets is 1.5. Hydrophilic and superhydrophobic wall surfaces are studied. The droplet spreading factor and relative height are obtained. It shows that as We number increases the spreading factor of the droplet increases, the spreading diameter increases and the relative height reduces. And as We number increases, on a superhydrophobic surface, a cavity appears at the bottom of the spreading process and size of the cavity increases. In addition, as We number increases to 107.35 the droplet breaks.

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