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The Study of Fatigue Behaviors and Dislocation Structures in Interstitial-Free Steel
There are three types of cyclic hardening for cyclically deformed interstitial-free (IF) steels. The magnitude of cyclic hardening was unobvious and dislocation cells smaller than 2 μ m were very hard to find when total strain amplitude (Δ ε /2) was controlled to within 0.1 pct. When Δ ε /2 is incr...
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| description | There are three types of cyclic hardening for cyclically deformed interstitial-free (IF) steels. The magnitude of cyclic hardening was unobvious and dislocation cells smaller than 2
μ
m were very hard to find when total strain amplitude (Δ
ε
/2) was controlled to within 0.1 pct. When Δ
ε
/2 is increased to 0.125 to 0.3 pct, secondary cyclic hardening takes place prior to fatigue failure. Δ
ε
/2 = 0.6 pct, following an initial rapid-hardening stage. Dislocation cells smaller than 2
μ
m tend to develop near grain boundaries and triple junction of the grains while cycling just above Δ
ε
/2 = 0.125 pct. Such dislocation development results in secondary hardening. However, no failure occurs if cycling just below Δ
ε
/2 = 0.1 pct; hence, the fatigue limit for IF steel should be very close to Δ
ε
/2 = 0.1 pct. |
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μ
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ε
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ε
/2 is increased to 0.125 to 0.3 pct, secondary cyclic hardening takes place prior to fatigue failure. Δ
ε
/2 = 0.6 pct, following an initial rapid-hardening stage. Dislocation cells smaller than 2
μ
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ε
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ε
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ε
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ε
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ε
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μ
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ε
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μ
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ε
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ε
/2 is increased to 0.125 to 0.3 pct, secondary cyclic hardening takes place prior to fatigue failure. Δ
ε
/2 = 0.6 pct, following an initial rapid-hardening stage. Dislocation cells smaller than 2
μ
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ε
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ε
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