Acta Metall Sin  1988, Vol. 24 Issue (2): 119-125    DOI:

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EFFECT OF NEGATIVE OVERLOAD ON FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION FOR A Ni-BASE ALLOY

ZHANG Jishan Institute of Metal Ressarch;Academia Sinica;shenyang;YANG Wangyue;CHEN Guoliang;GENG Qingquan;HUANG Linji Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Technology; Fushun Steel Works; Xindu Mechine Plant

ZHANG Jishan Institute of Metal Ressarch;Academia Sinica;shenyang;YANG Wangyue;CHEN Guoliang;GENG Qingquan;HUANG Linji Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Technology; Fushun Steel Works; Xindu Mechine Plant. EFFECT OF NEGATIVE OVERLOAD ON FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION FOR A Ni-BASE ALLOY. Acta Metall Sin, 1988, 24(2): 119-125.

Abstract References Related Articles Recommended Metrics Download:  PDF(2381KB)  Export:  BibTeX | EndNote (RIS)       Abstract  The effect of negative overload (S_p) on fatigue-creep interaction forNi-base sup eralloy GH698 has been studied at 700℃. It was found that thiseffect depends on the magnitude of S_p The cyclic fracture lives for the tests withS_p of 0 to-400 MPa are longer than those without S_p, but this effect shall be ne-gative while the S_p value was higher or lower. The changing tendency of dynamiccreep rate exhibits an inverse character. It was considered that the mechanisms ofS_p effect are as follows: 1. it reduces the dynamic creep rate, 2. it promotes thefatigue damage and causes the change of fracture mode, 3. it retards the crack pro-pagation and 4. it cause the fatigue damage due to the S_p cycles itself. How thesefactors work depends. on the magnitude of stress of basic and S_p cycles. Key words:  fatigue-creep interaction      Ni-base alloy      Received:  18 February 1988      Service E-mail this article Add to citation manager E-mail Alert RSS （） Articles by authors URL:  https://www.ams.org.cn/EN/     OR     https://www.ams.org.cn/EN/Y1988/V24/I2/119 1 陈国良,航空材料,1983;(3) :47 2 何庆复,博士论文,北京钢铁学院,1985 3 Chen G L, He Q F, Gao L, Xie X S, et al. In: Mcqueen H J. BaiIon F P et al. eds., strength of Metals and Alloys, Canada: Pergaman, 1985: B61 4 Chen G L. in press 5 Chen G L. in press 6 欧阳杰,颜鸣皋,金属学报,1982;18:38 7 Wheeler O E. Trans ASME, Ser D: J Basic Eng, 1972; 94: 181 8 Willenborg J D, Engle R M, Wood H A. AFFDL-TM 71-1-FBR, 1971 9 Maarse J. In: Taplin D M R ed., Fracture 1977, Waterloo, Canada: University of Waterloo Press,1977: 1025 10 Matsuoka S, Tanaka K. Eng Fract Mech, 1978; 10: 515 [1] YU Long, SONG Xiping, ZHANG Min, LI Hongliang, JIAO Zehui, YU Huichen. CRACK INITIATION AND PROPAGATION OF HIGH Nb-CONTAINING TiAl ALLOY IN FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION[J]. 金属学报, 2014, 50(10): 1253-1259. [2] . [J]. 金属学报, 2007, 43(6): 637-642 . [3] ZHOU Genshu;YANG Gencang;ZHOU Yaohe Northwestern Polytechnical University; Xi'an. TWIN GROWTH IN DEEPLY UNDERCOOLED (NiFeCo)-B-Si-Nb ALLOY[J]. 金属学报, 1993, 29(9): 31-34. [4] ZHOU Yu;ZHOU Yigang;YU Hanqing Northwestern Polytechnical University; Xi'an. CLEAVAGE RUPTURE OF TCll Ti ALLOY UNDER FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION[J]. 金属学报, 1992, 28(3): 38-41. [5] XIONG Xiangyuan;HE Kaiyuan Northeast University of Technology; Shenyang. MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY OF AS-QUENCHED AMORPHOUS ALLOY RIBBONS[J]. 金属学报, 1991, 27(3): 121-125. [6] CHEN Guoliang;YANG Wangyue University of Science and Technology Beijing; SHU Guogang Xi'an Thermal Engineering Research Institute. FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION AND FRACTURE MODEL OF Cr-Mo-V HEAT RESISTANT STEEL IN STEAM PIPE LINE[J]. 金属学报, 1991, 27(2): 59-65. [7] GUO Encai;XU Fengqin Central Iron and Steel Research Institute; Ministry Metallurgical Industry Beijing. EFFECT OF Mg AND Zr ADDITION ON CREEP CRACK GROWTH BEHAVIOUR OF A Ni-BASE SUPERALLOY[J]. 金属学报, 1988, 24(5): 366-372. [8] YANG Wangyue;ZHANG Jishan;CHEN Guoliang;TIAN Shusen;GENG Qingquan Beijing University of Iron and Steel Technology; Fushun Steel WorkssDepartment of Materials;Beijing University of Iron and Steel Technology; Beijing. EFFECT OF GRIAN REFINING ON FATIGUE-CREEP INTERACTION BEHAVIOUR IN A Ni-BASE SUPERALLOY[J]. 金属学报, 1988, 24(4): 266-269. No Suggested Reading articles found! Viewed Full text Abstract Cited   Shared      Discussed