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Changes in dislocation substructure of S235JR steel during fatigue loading
Jandová, D. ; Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin ; Kaiser, J.
Changes in dislocation substructure were studied in normalized and annealed S235JR steel in relation to the number of symmetrical reversed stress cycles with the amplitude σa = 242 MPa and corresponding mean life Nf = 17,950 cycles. The microstructure of the steel consisted of ferrite with a small amount of pearlite. The substructure was observed in as received condition and after application of various relative numbers of cycles n/Nf, these being 0.25, 0.50 and 0.75. An irregular dislocation net occurred in the virgin specimen, however, during cyclic loading the dislocations started to accumulate gradually in slip bands and to form a cell substructure in grains of favourable crystallographic orientations. Total dislocation density, dislocation density in slip bands and inter-band distance were measured using transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The total dislocation density was found to slightly decrease and the density in slip bands to increase with increasing number of cycles. The results concerning the dislocation density were compared with changes in the microplastic limit (MPL) which were determined by the measurement of the inductance of the “specimen - coil” system. They consisted in a rapid initial decrease at the first stage of the fatigue process and in a gradual increase during the major part of the life. These changes can be interpreted on the basis of changes in dislocation density as was verified independently by X-ray diffraction and nanoindentation tests. On the basis of the measurement of dislocation density by TEM it appears that changes in MPL can be connected with the dislocation density in slip bands rather than with the total dislocation density.
Micro-plastic limit of low-carbon steel CSN 41 1375 as determined by the measurement of electrical impedance
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin ; Kaiser, J. ; Mentl, V.
It is generally accepted that not all cyclic stresses below the fatigue limit are non-damaging. Particularly in spectrum loading, the inclusion of some cyclic stresses below the fatigue limi can reduce the fatigue life of a component. It is believed that the boundary between damaging and non-damaging stresses is the so-called micro-plastic limit (MPL) defined as a macro-stress at which dislocation pile-up stresses begin to obstruct the magnetic domains in rotation to the direction of the tensile stress. This paper shows that MPL can be determined from changes in magnetic permeability during tensile loading. In our work, changes in magnetic permeability were measured indirectly - by measuring changes in electrical impedance (a.c. resistence and induktance). Measurements were performed on normalized low-C steel CSN 411375, and the microplastic limit was determined by evaluating
Determination of burst pressure of thin-walled pressure vessels
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin
A simple fracture-mechanics based method is described for assesing a part-through crack in the wall of a pipe subjected to internal pressure of liquid and/or gas.
A comparison of probable magnitudes of the microplastic limit of CSN 411375 steel determined by the inductance and resistance method
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin ; Mentl, V. ; Kaiser, J.
The paper takes up our preceding contribution in which an attention was paid to the significance of microplastic strains and to their measurement by means of changes in electrical impedance of specimens made from normalized low-C steel CSN 411375. In the present paper results are presented which enable a deeper insight into the problem of microplastic limit (MPL) in relation to the measuring methods used.
An engineering method for assessing the strength of damaged pressure vessels
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin
On the basis of long research into the structural integrity of high pressure gas pipelines and the theoretical and experimental results, the authors have prepared a simple engineering method for assesing the integrity of cylindrical shells containing longitudinal part-through cracks in the wall.
Microplastic Limit of Steel Determined by the Measurement of Changes in Electrical Impedance
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin ; Kaiser, J. ; Mentl, V.
The microplastic limit was determined by evaluation of deltaR-Sigma records. A comparison with the fatigue limit in an axial reversed loading showed that it was below the fatigue limit. The microplastic limit can be considered to separate non-damaging and damaging cyclic stresses.
Influence of Recurrent Overloading on the Integrity of Gas Pipes
Gajdoš, Lubomír ; Šperl, Martin
During hydrostatic tests of gas pipelines the tested pipeline sections are also subjected to recurrent overloading depending on the type and purpose of the test. Recurrent overloading of older piping in operation, in the walls of which the occurrence of cracks cannot be excluded, may be surrounded by some uncertainties as regards their integrity, which may be damaged. On the basis of experimental results obtained on a gas pipe with artificially generated fatigue cracks the authors analysed (from the position of the latest knowledge of fracture mechanics) the conditions that result in the bursting of the ligament in front of the crack tip during recurrent overloading, and discuss the potential mechanisms of reduced fracture pressure during recurrent overloading.

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