Low cycle fatigue mechanism of René 80 at high temperature–high strain |
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Authors: | Kh Rahmani S Nategh |
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Affiliation: | aEnergy Engineering Department, Power and Water University of Technology, P.O. Box:16765-1719, Tehran, Iran;bMaterials Science and Engineering Department, Sharif University of Technology, P.O. Box:11365-9466, Tehran, Iran |
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Abstract: | The low cycle fatigue René 80, a Ni-base superalloy, was studied at temperature of 871 °C, R = (min/max) = 0 and strain rate of about 2 × 10−3 s−1. The dislocation structure and failure surface observations were evaluated through TEM and SEM. TEM studies showed that at Δt = 0.8% during the first cycle the dislocations formed a hexagonal network in the γ-phase matrix. When the number of cycles increased, the density of dislocations increased as well. At N = Nf and Δt = 0.8% the cutting of γ′ precipitates took place. SEM studies at Δt = 0.8% and N = Nf showed that fatigue crack initiation generally occurred at the surface, where it is depleted of the γ′ phase as a result of oxidation by the high-temperature exposure. In addition to depleted zones, the grain boundary oxidation and oxide spikes were also considered as further crack initiation sites. |
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Keywords: | LCF René 80 TEM Relaxation Dislocation Cutting mechanism |
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