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Theoretical and numerical modelling of creep crack growth in a carbon-manganese steel [PDF]
Bassani +22 more
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In this paper, a constitutive model, based on the creep deformation mechanism in P91 steel, under a wide range of stress levels, was established and embedded into finite element software.
Jingwei Zhang +4 more
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Plastic pre-compression and creep damage effects on the fracture toughness behaviour of Type 316H stainless steel [PDF]
The influence of inelastic damage in the form of plastic pre-strain and creep damage, on fracture toughness of Type 316H stainless steel has been examined.
Davies, C. M. +3 more
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Crack Growth Behaviour of P92 Steel Under Creep-fatigue Interaction Conditions
Creep-fatigue interaction tests of P92 steel at 630℃ under stress-controlled were carried out, and the crack propagation behaviour of P92 steel was studied.
JING Hong-yang +3 more
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The ambient and high-temperature fatigue crack growth behaviors in C(T) and SENT specimens of Ni-based superalloy for turbine disk application were studied in a wide interval of temperatures 25 750 C using a combination a electro- and servohydraulic test
Valery Shlyannikov +2 more
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Advances on creep–fatigue damage assessment in notched components [PDF]
In this paper, the extended Direct Steady Cyclic Analysis method (eDSCA) within the Linear Matching Method Framework (LMMF) is combined with the Stress Modified Ductility Exhaustion method and the modified Cavity Growth Factor (CGF) for the first time ...
Barbera, D., Chen, H., Liu, Y.
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Background—Creep-fatigue damage is generally identified as the combined effect of fatigue and creep. This behaviour is macroscopically described by crack growth, wherein fatigue and creep follow different principles.
Dan Liu, Dirk John Pons
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This paper reports on a computational study and experimental validation of creep-fatigue crack growth rates at high temperature in two structural materials.
Ramirez Jose +6 more
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Modeling of creep-fatigue interaction effects on crack growth at elevated temperatures
The well-known load frequency effect on creep-fatigue crack growth is explained by the interactions between fatigue and creep loading and is quantified using the concept of plasticity-induced crack closure.
Potirniche Gabriel P.
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Creep rupture behaviors of dissimilar metal welds (DMWs) between Inconel 617B and 10%Cr martensitic steel with two different filler metals Inconel 617 and 82 were comparatively investigated at 600 °C to study the effect of nickel-based filler metal types
Yu Zhang +9 more
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