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Ductile–Brittle Transition Mechanism and Dilute Solution Softening Effect of Body-Centered Cubic Metals

Metals
Body-centered cubic (BCC) metals, extensively utilized in low-alloy high-strength steels and heat-resistant alloys, exhibit a pronounced ductile–brittle transition (DBT) at cryogenic temperatures, marked by a well-defined yet narrow ductile–brittle ...
Jie Zhang, Tianliang Zhao, Tingping Hou, Yan Li, Kaiming Wu   +4 more
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Prediction of fracture toughness by application of stress distribution T-scaling method under compressive residual stress

Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu, 2017
The fracture toughness Jc of the material in the ductile to brittle transition temperature (DBTT) region shows test specimen thickness (TST) effect and temperature dependence, and apparently increases when compressive residual stress is applied.
Kenichi ISHIHARA, Toshinori SHIMOIKE, Toshiyuki MESHII   +2 more
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Formation of delta-ferrite and its effect on impact toughness of GTAW weld metals in a 12 wt-% Cr steel

, 2022
This research focused on the formation of the δ-phase and the corresponding effect on the impact toughness in a GTAW weld metal of a 12%Cr F/M steel.
Wenbin Tian (14163361), Dong Wu (140590), Kaiyuan Zhang (5008814), Shanping Lu (14163364)   +3 more
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Tempering temperature effect on the static and impact properties of 51CrV4 and 55Cr3 spring steels

Materials Research Express
This study investigated the impact of tempering temperature on the mechanical properties and microstructure of 51CrV4 and 55Cr3 spring steels, which are commonly utilized in the manufacturing of leaf springs.
Gülcan Toktaş, Adem Biçer
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Microstructural optimization by two-step tempering treatment and quantitative analysis of microstructure effect on the toughness at −40 °C in CrNiMoV steel

Journal of Materials Research and Technology
30CrNiMoV steel is widely used in engineering applications, where, in addition to high strength requirements, the demand for enhanced toughness is increasingly critical for safety. This study proposes a novel two-step tempering process that optimizes the
Li Wang, Junwei Qin, Yuzhi Zhu, Kaixuan Chen, Yanlin Wang, Zidong Wang   +5 more
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A procedural and technical experimental review on material tensile and impact properties under cryogenic temperatures [PDF]

E3S Web of Conferences
In this paper, research and comparison of tensile and impact properties were conducted on several materials broadly categorized as Steel and Alloys at cryogenic temperature of 77 K or -196°C.
Ahzhan M. F. A., Muttaqie Teguh, Prabowo Aditya Rio, Fajri Aprianur, Suryanto Suryanto, Do Quang Thang, Djordjevic Branislav, Baek Seung Jung   +7 more
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Influence of Inclusions on the Mechanical Properties of RAFM Steels Via Y and Ti Addition

Metals, 2019
The effects of the Y- and Ti-containing inclusions on the tensile and impact properties of reduced activation ferritic martensitic (RAFM) steels were evaluated. Four steels with different Y and Ti contents were produced via vacuum induction melting.
Guoxing Qiu, Dongping Zhan, Changsheng Li, Yongkun Yang, Min Qi, Zhouhua Jiang, Huishu Zhang   +6 more
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Controlling Variability in Mechanical Properties of Plates by Reducing Centerline Segregation to Meet Strain-Based Design of Pipeline Steel

Metals, 2019
Low variability in mechanical properties is required for pipeline project designs to meet a strain-based design, which is used in regions of large ground movements.
Fujian Guo, Wenle Liu, Xuelin Wang, R.D.K. Misra, Chengjia Shang   +4 more
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Properties of dispersion-strengthened chromium - 4-volume-percent-thoria alloys produced by ball milling in hydrogen iodide

, 1974
The effects of processing variables on the tensile properties and ductile-to-brittle transition temperature (DBTT) of Cr + 4 vol. %ThO2 alloys and of pure Cr produced by ball milling in hydrogen iodide were investigated. Hot rolled Cr + ThO2 was stronger
Arias, A.
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Charpy impact tests on martensitic/ferritic steels after irradiation in SINQ Target-3

Charpy impact tests were performed on martensitic/ferritic (MF) steels T91, F82H, Optifer-V and Optimax-A/-C irradiated in SINQ Target-3 up to 7.5 dpa and 500 appm He in a temperature range of 120-195 degrees C.
Marmy, P., Dai, Y.
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