A Study of Fatigue Crack Growth Rate in Steels in Relation to Crack-Tip Plastic Deformation and Fracture. Part 1. Test Methods and Results for 10GN2MFA Steel
The methods for low-cycle fatigue testing and cyclic crack growth testing of 10GN2MFA steel at 20 and 270°C are described. Based on test results, fatigue crack growth rate curves are plotted and the characteristics of low-cycle plastic deformation and fracture are found. A difference in the kinetics...
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description | The methods for low-cycle fatigue testing and cyclic crack growth testing of 10GN2MFA steel at 20 and 270°C are described. Based on test results, fatigue crack growth rate curves are plotted and the characteristics of low-cycle plastic deformation and fracture are found. A difference in the kinetics of low-cycle plastic deformation is shown – the cyclic softening at 20°C and hardening at 270°C – which has an influence on fatigue life and fatigue crack growth resistance of this steel. The last-mentioned characteristic has been studied using two test methods: (i) with a decreasing stress intensity factor range and (ii) with a constant magnitude of load. |
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