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A special notched tensile specimen to determine the flow stress-strain curve of hardening materials without applying the Bridgman correction

Tu, Shengwen; Ren, Xiaobo; Nyhus, Bård; Akselsen, Odd Magne; He, Jianying; Zhang, Zhiliang
Journal article, Peer reviewed
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2596616
Utgivelsesdato
2017
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Engineering Fracture Mechanics. 2017, 179 225-239.   10.1016/j.engfracmech.2017.04.039
Sammendrag
Structural integrity assessment of weldments requires the input of flow stress-strain curve of each individual material zone. To cope with these challenges, a cylindrical cross weld tensile specimen with a notch located either in the weld metal, base metal or possibly heat affected zone has been previously developed by the authors to determine the true stress-strain curve for the material zone of interest. The disadvantage of this notched tensile testing method as well as the standard tensile testing method using a smooth specimen, is that the well-known Bridgman correction still has to be applied in order to obtain material’s equivalent or flow stress-strain curves. In this study, tensile specimens with various notch geometries have been scrutinized and a ‘magic’ specimen with a special notch geometry has been identified. By using this special notched tensile specimen, material’s flow stress-strain curve can be directly calculated from the recorded load versus diameter reduction curve and no Bridgman correction is needed. The method is very accurate for power-law hardening materials and becomes less accurate for materials with significant Lüders plateau in the initial yield region.
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Engineering Fracture Mechanics

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