Low cycle fatigue, creep and creep-fatigue behaviour of forged thick section tube plate of 9Cr1Mo ferritic steel

Low cycle fatigue, creep and creep-fatigue behaviour of forged thick section tube plate of 9Cr1Mo ferritic steel

Fatigue austenitic These ate&. 3 16LN materials satisfy RCCMR. The and fast particularly used The crack gated considering aging to simu...

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3 16LN

materials

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RCCMR.

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materials

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alloy.

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probability

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failure

ment

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in

of discontinuous

behaviour

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the

life.

layer

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steels

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fatigue

surface

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and

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surface

case

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grain

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diameter

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stress

stress

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of

LCF

obeyed

obtained.

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out

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rate

a unified

strength

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stresses.

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ascribed

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forging.

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carried hehaviour

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resistance

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plate

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LCF

sections

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temperature

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these

the

that

results

steel,

and

hardening

curves.

homogeneity

factor

than

structural

transformation

(Wohler’s)

the

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and

laser

on S-N

important

but

cast iron, of

important

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B.P.

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high

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relatively

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nitriding

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Low cycle fatigue, creep and creep-fatigue bebaviour of forged section tube elate of 9Cr-1Mo ferritic steel. Choudhnry. B:K.. Bhnnu Sankam Rae, K., Mnnnon, S.L. and Koshyp, Cmfrrmre: Ewrmor Y6, Bournemouth, UK (21-23 Oct. 1996)

plasma

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level

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to determine

conditions

seems

total

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standard used

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the

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effect

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