EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF DUCTILE FRACTURE IN WELDED JOINTS
Type : Article de conférence
Auteur(s) : ,
Année : 2010
Domaine : Métallurgie
Conférence: The 2nd International Conference on welding, nondestructive testing and the industry of materials and alloys (ICWNDT-MI’10)
Lieu de la conférence: Oran, Algeria
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Mots clés : Ductile fracture; A48 steel; Local approach
Auteur(s) : ,
Année : 2010
Domaine : Métallurgie
Conférence: The 2nd International Conference on welding, nondestructive testing and the industry of materials and alloys (ICWNDT-MI’10)
Lieu de la conférence: Oran, Algeria
Résumé en PDF :
Fulltext en PDF :
Mots clés : Ductile fracture; A48 steel; Local approach
Résumé :
The pressure pipes of water reactors are made of A48 steel tubes and welded together. These welded joints are always preferred areas for the occurrence of defects and the requirement in terms of security for such facilities, thusmaking it essential to study their fracture. Comprehensive approaches such as the J integral of Rice, are used to analyze the harmfulness of defects in welds. This workhas explored the various parameters involved at the same time, to explain the phenomena of ductile tearing in a welded joint in order to develop an analytical method suitable for this type of junction. The tear tests showed the influence of volume fraction on the values of toughness and resistance to crack propagation J-Δa. The fatigue tests showed that the fatigue strength of welded joints depends not only on the properties of base metal and filler metal used but also the presence of construction defects and internal defects. On the other hand, the study of the influence of welding conditions on toughness of welded joint steel Stainless steels, showed that the solder joint is obtained austenitic ferritic structure with a ferrite content appropriate This leads to the mechanical properties desired, move closer to the best ofthe middle of the band dispersion than the base metal. The numerical simulation of ductile tearing performed using the Rice-Tracey model based on the growth of voids, has highlighted the importance of parameters related to the model: in the case of a rate overmatching Importantly, the mechanical properties of the base metal has a pervasive effect on the overall behaviorof such structures and the growth rate of cavities R/R0 is sensitive to changes in the fields of stress and strainat the bottom of the crack