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Papers by Fabrice Richard

Using an inverse method coupled with a numerical modelling (FEM) of the nanoindentation test done... more Using an inverse method coupled with a numerical modelling (FEM) of the nanoindentation test done on polypropylene modified by He + particles implantation and by electrons irradiation, we were able to quantify the modification of the viscoelastic properties due to these radiations. Those influences are superficial for the He + particles implantation and volumic for the e − irradiation. We suggest analytical formulation for both cases and present a method to analyse the gradient properties, which allowed us to found the theoretical value of the depth penetration of He + at 400 keV. This method seems promising at micrometric scale for the analysis of materials that present or not the gradient properties.

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Reliability Engineering [?] System Safety

This paper presents damage strength optimization of laminates using a reliability-based method. T... more This paper presents damage strength optimization of laminates using a reliability-based method. Two complementary analyses are developed: the first is a mechanical analysis of damage behavior using a thermodynamics framework that determines the failure criterion; the second is a reliability method which takes not only randomness, but also statistical uncertainties into account for failure probability calculation. This method is based on a first order reliability method that requires the resolution of a constrained problem of optimization. To solve this problem, a hybrid algorithm, combining evolutionary computation techniques with deterministic procedure is presented. Filamentwound pipe optimization under pressure is discussed as a working example. ᭧

The development of cold metal forming processes for very small mechanical components by forging, ... more The development of cold metal forming processes for very small mechanical components by forging, coining, stamping, extrusion is limited by the understanding of geometric and material effects due to the size reduction of the components. In this study a set of experiments is performed on a copper alloy (CuZn10) where the diameter of the cylinder is scaled down from 5mm to 1mm, in order to evaluate the size effects on the flow stress. Compression tests were carried out by reducing the height of the cylinder by 80% at a constant rate of 0.03 mm/s and without lubricant. During these tests, the load-displacement curve can be plotted. For each specimen size the material behaviour is obtained. The material parameters were identified by an inverse method using the code LS-Dyna. Then, considering the results, a new model of the constitutive behaviour is proposed which takes into account size effects. This model is function of a semi-intrinsic parameter, the share of surface grains.

Thin Solid Films, 2014

The mechanical properties of Ti (1 − x) Al x N (0 b x b 1) films of different thicknesses deposit... more The mechanical properties of Ti (1 − x) Al x N (0 b x b 1) films of different thicknesses deposited by r.f. reactive magnetron sputtering on Si b 100N and high speed steel substrates have been investigated. The as-deposited coatings have been characterized by X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, four-probe electric resistivity method, mechanical deflection of cantilever beams and Berkovich nano-indentation tests associated with inverse finite elements analysis. The coatings with x b 0.58-0.59 present a cubic structure whereas for x N 0.7 a hexagonal structure is observed. Between these two compositions cubic and hexagonal structures coexist. The roughness depends on the film thickness and on the Al content and a minimum associated to a very fine microstructure is clearly observed in the two-phase coatings. The electric resistivity sharply increases as soon as the hcp structure appears (x~0.6). The mean residual stresses are compressive, except for the AlN coating, and present a minimum at the neighborhood of x~0.64 where a mixed structure is observed. The indentation modulus M bhklN and the Berkovich hardness H BbhklN greatly depend on the Al content and a progressive decreasing has been observed for 0.58 b x b 0.7. For the M bhklN evolution, a simple model taking into account the stiffness coefficients of TiN and AlN structures, the mean residual stress level and the variations of the lattice parameters in the two structure domains is proposed. Knowing the elastic properties of these films, inverse finite elements analysis of the indentation curves considering a simple isotropic linear elasto-plastic behavior allows, as a function of the composition, the yield stress σ Y and the linear hardening coefficient H p ⁎ to be estimated. σ Y and H p ⁎ are in the ranges 4.2 to 6.8 GPa and 60 to 400 GPa, respectively. The maximum value of H p ⁎ /σ Y which characterizes the ability of these coatings to exhibit plastic strain hardening is maximum for x = 0.5 and 0.6. The quality of the estimation was discussed through a practical identifiability study and quantified using an identifiability index. Tip radius and elasticity of the Berkovich indenter are two very relevant parameters to improve identifiability and correctly extract the plastic parameters of the behavior law. Scratch crack propagation resistance shows an evolution similar to those of H p ⁎ /σ Y .

Matériaux & Techniques, 2011

Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical m... more Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical modelling of the nanoindentation test coupled with an inverse method. M. Qasmi, P. Delobelle and F. Richard, ... A P Hb max = (1) and A E S dh dP r unload π β 2 == ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ 2) ...

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Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical m... more Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical modelling of the nanoindentation test coupled with an inverse method. M. Qasmi, P. Delobelle and F. Richard, ... A P Hb max = (1) and A E S dh dP r unload π β 2 == ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ 2) ...

Using an inverse method coupled with a numerical modelling (FEM) of the nanoindentation test done... more Using an inverse method coupled with a numerical modelling (FEM) of the nanoindentation test done on polypropylene modified by He + particles implantation and by electrons irradiation, we were able to quantify the modification of the viscoelastic properties due to these radiations. Those influences are superficial for the He + particles implantation and volumic for the e − irradiation. We suggest analytical formulation for both cases and present a method to analyse the gradient properties, which allowed us to found the theoretical value of the depth penetration of He + at 400 keV. This method seems promising at micrometric scale for the analysis of materials that present or not the gradient properties.

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Reliability Engineering [?] System Safety

This paper presents damage strength optimization of laminates using a reliability-based method. T... more This paper presents damage strength optimization of laminates using a reliability-based method. Two complementary analyses are developed: the first is a mechanical analysis of damage behavior using a thermodynamics framework that determines the failure criterion; the second is a reliability method which takes not only randomness, but also statistical uncertainties into account for failure probability calculation. This method is based on a first order reliability method that requires the resolution of a constrained problem of optimization. To solve this problem, a hybrid algorithm, combining evolutionary computation techniques with deterministic procedure is presented. Filamentwound pipe optimization under pressure is discussed as a working example. ᭧

The development of cold metal forming processes for very small mechanical components by forging, ... more The development of cold metal forming processes for very small mechanical components by forging, coining, stamping, extrusion is limited by the understanding of geometric and material effects due to the size reduction of the components. In this study a set of experiments is performed on a copper alloy (CuZn10) where the diameter of the cylinder is scaled down from 5mm to 1mm, in order to evaluate the size effects on the flow stress. Compression tests were carried out by reducing the height of the cylinder by 80% at a constant rate of 0.03 mm/s and without lubricant. During these tests, the load-displacement curve can be plotted. For each specimen size the material behaviour is obtained. The material parameters were identified by an inverse method using the code LS-Dyna. Then, considering the results, a new model of the constitutive behaviour is proposed which takes into account size effects. This model is function of a semi-intrinsic parameter, the share of surface grains.

Thin Solid Films, 2014

The mechanical properties of Ti (1 − x) Al x N (0 b x b 1) films of different thicknesses deposit... more The mechanical properties of Ti (1 − x) Al x N (0 b x b 1) films of different thicknesses deposited by r.f. reactive magnetron sputtering on Si b 100N and high speed steel substrates have been investigated. The as-deposited coatings have been characterized by X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, four-probe electric resistivity method, mechanical deflection of cantilever beams and Berkovich nano-indentation tests associated with inverse finite elements analysis. The coatings with x b 0.58-0.59 present a cubic structure whereas for x N 0.7 a hexagonal structure is observed. Between these two compositions cubic and hexagonal structures coexist. The roughness depends on the film thickness and on the Al content and a minimum associated to a very fine microstructure is clearly observed in the two-phase coatings. The electric resistivity sharply increases as soon as the hcp structure appears (x~0.6). The mean residual stresses are compressive, except for the AlN coating, and present a minimum at the neighborhood of x~0.64 where a mixed structure is observed. The indentation modulus M bhklN and the Berkovich hardness H BbhklN greatly depend on the Al content and a progressive decreasing has been observed for 0.58 b x b 0.7. For the M bhklN evolution, a simple model taking into account the stiffness coefficients of TiN and AlN structures, the mean residual stress level and the variations of the lattice parameters in the two structure domains is proposed. Knowing the elastic properties of these films, inverse finite elements analysis of the indentation curves considering a simple isotropic linear elasto-plastic behavior allows, as a function of the composition, the yield stress σ Y and the linear hardening coefficient H p ⁎ to be estimated. σ Y and H p ⁎ are in the ranges 4.2 to 6.8 GPa and 60 to 400 GPa, respectively. The maximum value of H p ⁎ /σ Y which characterizes the ability of these coatings to exhibit plastic strain hardening is maximum for x = 0.5 and 0.6. The quality of the estimation was discussed through a practical identifiability study and quantified using an identifiability index. Tip radius and elasticity of the Berkovich indenter are two very relevant parameters to improve identifiability and correctly extract the plastic parameters of the behavior law. Scratch crack propagation resistance shows an evolution similar to those of H p ⁎ /σ Y .

Matériaux & Techniques, 2011

Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical m... more Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical modelling of the nanoindentation test coupled with an inverse method. M. Qasmi, P. Delobelle and F. Richard, ... A P Hb max = (1) and A E S dh dP r unload π β 2 == ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ 2) ...

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Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical m... more Page 1. 1 Elasto plastic properties of Electroplated and Polycrystalline Nickel using numerical modelling of the nanoindentation test coupled with an inverse method. M. Qasmi, P. Delobelle and F. Richard, ... A P Hb max = (1) and A E S dh dP r unload π β 2 == ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ 2) ...