Minghao Zhang
Ying Shirley Meng
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Galib, M. et al. (2026). ESRA: Energy Storage Research Assistant. Argonne National Laboratory. https://github.com/MusannaGalib/esra-platform
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Publication Doi 10.1016/j.joule.2025.101847
Institution Code ESRA
Mesh Description Continuous phase-field grid; spatial scale calibrated to match experimentally observed grain morphology (~10–50 μm grain sizes)
Software / Package Custom Allen-Cahn phase-field model (NOT classical FEM); implemented based on thermodynamic grain selection theory
Physics / Study Type Allen-Cahn equation (eq 14): ∂φq/∂t = −Lq(T) δF/δφq; free energy functional F includes: local free energy density (Landau expressions) + grain boundary energy (gradient term κq); competition between surface energy (ΔΓsurface) and strain energy (ΔFstrain) governs grain selection
Solver / Study Settings Explicit time integration (Allen-Cahn); t=0 to t=400 time steps shown; phase variables φq evolve to minimize total free energy F
Geometry / Model Dimension 2D domain; electroplated film deposited layer-by-layer on substrate; scale bar 50 μm (Figures 2, S3, S5, S6)
Boundary / Initial Conditions 75 grains nucleated randomly at t=0 on substrate (bottom of domain); solid case: nucleation at contact points (imperfect solid-solid contact); grains randomly assigned to (001), (101), or (111) orientation