METODA AUTOMATÓW KOMÓRKOWYCH - ZASTOSOWANIE W MODELOWANIU PROCESÓW PRZEMIAN FAZOWYCH

This article describes theoretical bases of the cellular automata method and their application in simulations of phase transformation processes in steel. Presented in this article, the fundamental information about cellular automata allows thorough familiarisation with the issue. The discussed models and results of simulation of phase transformation of austenite into ferrite based on the cellular automata method reveal huge potential in using this method for modelling of manufacturing processes in materials engineering.

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