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利用相场法模型,模拟研究含不同尺寸和面积分数的球形和盘形粒子的二维系统中晶粒的长大特征,揭示第二相粒子对晶粒长大的影响规律.结果表明:初始阶段晶粒长大符合长大指数n 为0.3~0.4的指数长大规律,其n与系统单位面积所含的粒子数量密切相关;晶粒长大过程中绝大多数粒子位于晶界处,其最终的平均晶粒半径可以用Zener关系表示;当粒子尺寸和面积分数一定时,粒子的形状对晶粒的长大过程没有明显影响.

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