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Ductile Crack Propagation Characteristics in Thin Steel Tubes

Static ductile crack propagation tests were conducted using two pressurised thin carbon-manganese steel tube specimens, and the crack tip opening angle (CTOA) was measured using digital images captured on specimen surface. The critical values of CTOA for static crack propagation decreased with crack...

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Published in:Key engineering materials 2007-09, Vol.353-358, p.248-253
Main Authors: Smith, Roderick A., Kayamori, Yoichi, Hillmansen, S., Crofton, P.S.J.
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description Static ductile crack propagation tests were conducted using two pressurised thin carbon-manganese steel tube specimens, and the crack tip opening angle (CTOA) was measured using digital images captured on specimen surface. The critical values of CTOA for static crack propagation decreased with crack extension while propagating crack was short. After the crack grew up to the distance of the tube specimen thickness, the critical CTOA exhibited nearly constant. These tendencies were the same as those of referential data in the thin single edge notched tension (SENT) specimens of the same tubes. Using the data of both tube specimens and SENT specimens, it was noted that the higher crack velocities slightly reduced the constant CTOA. A global constraint factor was calculated for each tube specimen, and the constant CTOA decreased with the increase of the global constraint factor. In addition, a dynamic ductile crack propagation test of a tube specimen was carried out, and a crack velocity was measured. The estimation of the constant CTOA for dynamic crack propagation in the tube specimen was performed by using the crack velocity.
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