Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments
The fatigue damage of titanium has been studied on thin plate specimens subjected to alternating plane bending in argon gas. Fatigue strength in argon gas at Nf = 108 cycles was obtained to be 102 MPa. Fatigue behavior of titanium in argon gas has been attributed to the degradation of grain boundary...
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2-s2.0-84871131947 Ismarrubie Z.N.; Yussof H.; Sugano M. Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments 2012 Applied Mechanics and Materials 225 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.225.225 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84871131947&doi=10.4028%2fwww.scientific.net%2fAMM.225.225&partnerID=40&md5=48a683cd2199f72b7915cdb327eb41ef The fatigue damage of titanium has been studied on thin plate specimens subjected to alternating plane bending in argon gas. Fatigue strength in argon gas at Nf = 108 cycles was obtained to be 102 MPa. Fatigue behavior of titanium in argon gas has been attributed to the degradation of grain boundary cohesion with argon gas atoms/molecules. Fatigue cracks were propagated partly in intergranular mode. It has been plausible that argon gas atoms/molecules could penetrate into the distorted regions close to grain boundary through lattice defects and degrade grain boundary cohesion. Grain boundaries have been preferentially damaged in argon gas. The results in argon gas have been compared with those obtained in vacuum and in air. © (2012) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland. 16627482 English Conference paper |
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Ismarrubie Z.N.; Yussof H.; Sugano M. |
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Ismarrubie Z.N.; Yussof H.; Sugano M. Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Fatigue damage mechanism of titanium in inert environments |
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Applied Mechanics and Materials |
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The fatigue damage of titanium has been studied on thin plate specimens subjected to alternating plane bending in argon gas. Fatigue strength in argon gas at Nf = 108 cycles was obtained to be 102 MPa. Fatigue behavior of titanium in argon gas has been attributed to the degradation of grain boundary cohesion with argon gas atoms/molecules. Fatigue cracks were propagated partly in intergranular mode. It has been plausible that argon gas atoms/molecules could penetrate into the distorted regions close to grain boundary through lattice defects and degrade grain boundary cohesion. Grain boundaries have been preferentially damaged in argon gas. The results in argon gas have been compared with those obtained in vacuum and in air. © (2012) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland. |
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