Notch strengthening and its impact on the deformation and fracture of 316L stainless steel

Keyphrases

• SS316L 100%
• Tensile Response 100%
• Notch Strengthening 100%
• Specimen Geometry 66%
• Finite Element Method 33%
• Room Temperature 33%
• Electron Backscatter Diffraction 33%
• Ductility 33%
• Radiation Environment 33%
• Response Behavior 33%
• Fracture Behavior 33%
• Induced Defects 33%
• Post-yield 33%
• Fracture Mode 33%
• Irradiation Exposure 33%
• Uniformly Distributed 33%
• Yield Point 33%
• Strain Hardening 33%
• Yield Strain 33%
• Large Plastic Deformation 33%
• Radiation Hardening 33%
• Tensile Fracture 33%
• Notch Tip 33%
• Notched Specimen 33%
• V-notch Specimen 33%
• Deformation Area 33%
• Notch Geometry 33%
• Hardening Process 33%
• Strain-to-fracture 33%
• Diffraction Element 33%

Engineering

• Stainless Steel 100%
• Tensiles 100%
• Specimen Geometry 50%
• Notched Specimen 50%
• Finite Element Method 25%
• Room Temperature 25%
• Fracture Behavior 25%
• Plastic Deformation 25%
• Induced Defect 25%
• Strain Hardening 25%
• Notch Tip 25%
• Yield Point 25%
• Hardening Process 25%
• Application Component 25%

Material Science

• Stainless Steel 100%
• Finite Element Method 33%
• Electron Backscatter Diffraction 33%
• Fracture Behavior 33%
• Plastic Deformation 33%
• Work Hardening 33%