Strength and Deformability of Corroded Steel Plates Estimated by Replicated Specimens
Strength and Deformability of Corroded Steel Plates Estimated by Replicated Specimens
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2008-08
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Y. Sumi
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Y. Sumi
Strength and deformability of corroded steel plates are investigated using artificially pitted and replicated specimens processed by a computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) system that numerically controls a desktop milling machine to produce or replicate the surface geometry of a corroded surface. Periodic array of surface pits are made for self-similar specimens. Also, corroded surfaces are measured by scanning a plate by a laser displacement sensor, so that the surface data are stored to generate the input for the CAM system. As a typical example of plates with general corrosion, surface geometries of a sample specimen taken from the bottom plate of an aged tanker are reproduced, and the corresponding tensile tests are carried out. The reduction of the tensile strength is slight, while that of the elongation is significant. In order to examine the extent of the corroded surface, test specimens having different sample area but with the same thickness are tested, where the surface undulation is machined in the same scale. The test results show a slight dependence on the extent of the surface area.