HORN FORMATION ON MULTIPHASE DIFFUSION PATHS John Morral and Yunzhi Wang Department of Materials Science and Engineering The Ohio State University Columbus,

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HORN FORMATION ON MULTIPHASE DIFFUSION PATHS John Morral and Yunzhi Wang Department of Materials Science and Engineering The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio NIST Diffusion Workshop February 7-8, 2006

OUTLINE Horn definition Importance of horns Seminal paper Theoretical basis for single Horns Numerical example Horns in Ni-Cr-Al Conclusions

Horn definition “S harp deviations (singularities) in zigzag diffusion paths” Hopfe, William D. and J. E. Morral. Acta Metall. et Mater. 42 (1994) horns on a diffusion path (variable [D]) zigzag diffusion path (constant [D])

Why Horns are important They can lead to the formation of brittle intermetallic compounds at bond interfaces  layer

1994 Phase Transformation Meeting

DICTRA Finite Difference Simulation of a  Diffusion Couple Anders Engstrom, J.E. Morral and John Ågren. Acta Mater. 45 (1997)

Seminal paper on Horns

Types of Horns “Double Horn” DICTRA simulation “Single Horn” Analytical, Perturbation method solution

Deviation from the linear zigzag path that isn’t a horn Exceptional Case Numerical simulation

Comparison of two numerical simulations M. Schwind, T. Helander, J. Agren, Scripta Mater. 44 (2001) Single Horn Linear variation of D with concentration No Horn Parabolic variation Of D with concentration

M. Schwind, T. Helander, J. Agren, Scripta Mater. 44 (2001) Single Horn Linear variation of D with concentration No Horn Parabolic variation Of D with concentration Path with no horn is smooth when the composition jump at the initial interface is removed

Theoretical Basis for Single Horns The continuity equation is the key dx

Theoretical Basis for Single Horns Predicted by theory Not predicted by theory

Numerical example of the of the A-B-C system (d) Flux profile Concentration profile K. Wu, J.E. Morral and Y. Wang, submitted to Acta Mater, Jan. 2006

DICTRA Simulations of Ni-Cr-Al  +  diffusion paths “On diffusion paths with ‘horns’…” H. Yang, J.E. Morral, Y. Wang, Acta Mater. 53 (2005)

DICTRA simulations of Ni-Cr-Al  +  diffusion couples Simulations by Dr. Ximiao Pan 2006 Diffusion Path Flux Profiles

Numerical simulations of Ni-Cr-Al  +  diffusion paths Simulations by Dr. Ximiao Pan 2006

“New model”simulations of Ni-Cr-Al  +  diffusion paths Simulations by Henrik Larsson

CONCLUSIONS Only single horns are predicted by the diffusion equation for multiphase diffusion couples if the diffusivity varies with composition. The exception is that no horns will form if the diffusivity doesn’t vary at x = 0. Double horns occur in DICTRA simulations, but their origin is unknown.

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