DEFORMATION AND FATIGUE DAMAGE IN 1070 STEEL UNDER THERMAL LOADING.

M. L. Karasek, Huseyin Sehitoglu, D. C. Slavik

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Abstract

The fatigue lives of 1070 steel (Class U wheel steel) under (1) isothermal loading, (2) thermo-mechanical constant amplitude loading, and (3) thermo-mechanical block loading have been examined. Fatigue lives for these three cases were compared based on the same mechanical strain range and maximum temperature level, with similar strain rates. Predictions of thermo-mechanical block loading cases were nonconservative based on isothermal data, while the predictions improved to within a factor of 1. 5 of experimental lives when thermo-mechanical constant amplitude data were utilized. Oxide scales readily formed at high temperatures ( greater than 500 degree C) and resulted in increased damage due to a localized high strain state and an inherent lack of ductility.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Title of host publicationASTM Special Technical Publication
EditorsH.D. Solomon, G.R. Halford, L.P. Kaisand, B.N. Leis
PublisherASTM
Pages184-205
Number of pages22
ISBN (Print)080310944X
StatePublished - 1987
EventASTM Spec Tech Publ 942, Low Cycle Fatigue, a Symp - Bolton Landing, NY, USA
Duration: Sep 30 1987Sep 30 1987

Publication series

NameASTM Special Technical Publication

Other

OtherASTM Spec Tech Publ 942, Low Cycle Fatigue, a Symp
CityBolton Landing, NY, USA
Period9/30/879/30/87

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Engineering

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