Observations of Fatigue Slip-Band Growth and Crack Initiation in .ALPHA.-Brass under Cyclic Shear Stresses by Means of Atomic-Force Microscopy
Observations of Fatigue Slip-Band Growth and Crack Initiation in .ALPHA.-Brass under Cyclic Shear Stresses by Means of Atomic-Force Microscopy
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通过原子力显微镜观察循环剪切应力下 .ALPHA.-黄铜中的疲劳滑移带生长和裂纹萌生
DOI:
10.2472/jsms.52.625
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
K. Maeda
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作者:
Y. Nakai;K. Maeda
Slip-band formation and crack-initiation processes in α-brass under cyclic shear stress were examined by means of atomic force microscopy (AFM), and the slip-direction was identified with orientation imaging microscope (OIM). From AFM observations, it was found that slip-bands were not always formed along the maximum resolved shear stress directions, and slip-systems could be activated in the direction whose angles from the surface were larger than 22°. The depth of an intrusion increased linearly with the logarithm of the number of cycles, and the increasing rate of the intrusion depth drastically increased with its outgrowth to a crack. By combining the intrusion depth and the slip direction, those were measured with AFM and OIM, respectively, the value of slip distance could be evaluated, and the critical values of the slip distance for the initiation of transgranular crack was found to be constant for all crack initiation sites, while the intrusion depth was not constant. The critical value of the slip distance for cyclic shear stress (torsion) was identical for cyclic normal stress (bending). A unique relationship between shear stress amplitude in the slip direction and number of cycles to failure was obtained for cyclic torsion and bending loadings.