Fatigue Properties of a Graded Steel Component
Fatigue Properties of a Graded Steel Component
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分级钢构件的疲劳性能
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2009
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M. Besel
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A. Brückner;F. Zeismann;M. Besel
Rods of a Cr-V alloyed heat treatable steel in a soft annealed condition were locally heated to a temperature above austenization temperature and then subjected to an integrated forming and cooling procedure. The resulting component possesses a graded microstructure consisting of martensite, deformed base material and a transition phase with mixed microstructure. Miniature specimens were cut from this component which allowed assessing the local properties of the graded steel both under tensile loading and under cyclic loading. The martensite region had high strength and showed comparatively long lifetimes. The dominant damage accumulation process was identified to be crack initiation from local defects. The base material, on the other hand, contained numerous crack initiation sites. In-situ observation of the damage accumulation process on the surface showed how macroscopic cracks were formed by microcrack growth and coalescence. It is shown how these findings can be incorporated into a mechanism-based lifetime model.Copyright © 2009 by ASME