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The deformation,damage,fracture,plasticity and melting phenomenon induced by shear fracture were investi- gated and summarized for Zr-,Cu-,Ti-and Mg-based bulk metallic glasses(BMGs)and their composites.The shear fracture angles of these BMG materials often display obvious differences under compression and tension, and follow either the Mohr-Coulomb criterion or the unified tensile fracture criterion.The compressive plas- ticity of the composites is always higher than the tensile plasticity,leading to a significant inconsistency.The enhanced plasticity of BMG composites containing ductile dendrites compared to monolithic glasses strongly depends on the details of the microstructure of the composites.A deformation and damage mechanism of pseudo-plasticity,related to local cracking,is proposed to explain the inconsistency of plastic deformation under tension and compression.Besides,significant melting on the shear fracture surfaces was observed.It is suggested that melting is a common phenomenon in these materials with high strength and high elastic energy,as it is typical for BMGs and their composites failing under shear fracture.The melting mechanism can be explained by a combined effect of a significant temperature rise in the shear bands and the instantaneous release of the large amount of elastic energy stored in the material.
The deformation, damage, fracture, plasticity and melting phenomenon induced by shear fracture were instilled and summarized for Zr-, Cu-, Ti- and Mg-based bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) and their composites. The shear fracture angles of these BMG materials often display obvious differences under compression and tension, and follow either the Mohr-Coulomb criterion or the unified tensile fracture criterion. Compressible plaster tics of the composites is always higher than the tensile plasticity, leading to a significant inconsistency. plasticity of BMG composites containing ductile dendrites compared to monolithic glasses strongly depends on the details of the microstructure of the composites. A deformation and damage mechanism of pseudo-plasticity, related to local cracking, is proposed to explain the inconsistency of plastic deformation under tension and compression.Besides, a significant melting on the shear fracture surfaces was observed. It is suggested that that melting is a common ph enomenon in these materials with high strength and high elastic energy, as it is typical for BMGs and their composites failing under shear fracture. The melting mechanism can be explained by a combined effect of a significant temperature rise in the shear bands and the instantaneous release the large amount of elastic energy stored in the material.