thestress-strain curve in bcc Fe with an edge dislocation

Dear Lammps users,

I’m trying to shear an edge dislocation in iron.

Before applied the strain, I relaxed the internal pressure such that the Pxx,Pyy and Pzz is about 200~300 MPa.

And then I change BC to ppp and defined three region (R1) upper block which added a constant dispacement, which strain rate is 1.0e8 s-1. (R2) mobile region whch is under NVT (R3) lower block which is fixed not to move during shear.

But when I plot the stress-strain curve, the max stress is about 800 MPa.
Could someone help me with this ?

Below is my input to create dislocation:

dimension 3

units metal

boundary p p s

atom_style atomic

lattice bcc 2.8665 orient x 1 1 1 orient y -1 -1 2 orient z 1 -1 0

create_box 1 box

create_atoms 1 box

region del block 109.711 111.711 INF INF INF 50 units box

delete_atoms region del

#–pair

pair_style eam/fs

pair_coeff * * Fe.eam.fs Fe

neighbor 2 bin

neigh_modify delay 0 every 1 check yes

timestep 0.001

#–create edge dislocation

region up block INF INF INF INF 50 INF units box

region d1 block INF 109.711 INF INF INF 50 units box

region d2 block 111.711 INF INF INF INF 50 units box

group up region up

group d1 region d1

group d2 region d2

fix 1 all nve

fix 2 all setforce 0 0 0

velocity d1 ramp vx 0 0.5 x 10 15

velocity d2 ramp vx -0.5 0 x 15 20

run 500

unfix 1

unfix 2

fix 1 all box/relax iso 0.0

minimize 0 0.001 10000 10000

unfix 1

minimize 1e-10 1e-10 10000 10000

#–shear

velocity lower set 0.0 0.0 0.0

fix 1 lower setforce 0 0 0

fix 2 mobile nvt temp 300 300 0.01

fix 3 upper move linear 0.0084 0 0 units box

velocity mobile ramp vx 0 0.0084 z 9 93 units box

run 300000

Best wishes,

Jeaha

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Why would you not expect the stress to rise when you shear the system?

Steve