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Fatigue in metallic alloys

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        • Abstract Submission Deadline : 30/11/2023

        Manuscript Submission Deadline : 25/12/2023

        [This article belongs to Special Issue Fatigue in metallic alloys under section tmd, tmd in (tmd, tmd)]

        Special Issue Description

        The fatigue life of austenitic steel can be characterized by Manson–The coffin curve or Wöhler curve. Both these characteristics depend on temperature and environment. The dependence on the environment increases with increasing temperature. Figure 20 shows the Manson–Coffin curve of two types of 316L steel in a wide domain of plastic strain amplitudes at room temperature (Polák et al., 1994). 316L-TH steel had a larger grain size than 316L-VZ. In 316L-VZ steel, a small fraction of sigma-phase has been identified. In the low-cycle domain, both curves coincide while in the high-cycle domain the slope of the 316L-TH steel is higher and the fatigue life shifts to lower the number of cycles in comparison with 316L-VZ steel. These changes in Manson–Coffin curve are connected with easier initiation of the fatigue cracks in large grains of 316L-TH steel. Longer fatigue cracks are initiated than in 316L-VZ steel and they propagate more rapidly.

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        Journal Name

        Trends in Machine design, Trends in Machine design

        Abbrivation

        tmd, tmd

        ISSN

        2455-3352, 2455-3352

        Since

        2014

        APC

        950  $