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DTIC ADA169443: Embrittlement of a High and a Low Strength Steel in...
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A study has been made of the cyclic fatigue fracture
behavior of single-edge notched specimens of 4340 type
high strength (yield stress 160 Ksi) and alloy steel of
low strength (yield stress 100 Ksi) with and without a
fatigue precrack tested in liquid lead and argon at 700
F. The high strength steel specimens were severely
embrittled by liquid lead with stress intensity at
fracture some two orders of magnitude lower in liquid
lead than in the argon environment. The embrittlement
susceptibility was the same for both the notched
specimens and for the specimens that had a fatigue
precrack at the root of the notch. On the other hand,
identical as-notched specimens of low strength steel were
immune to lead embrittlement. However, when these
specimens were fatigue precracked, they were severely
embrittled by liquid lead. This variation is
susceptibility to embrittlement is discussed in terms of
the prevalent reduction in cohesion mechanism of liquid
metal embrittlement. The implications of these results in
determining the embrittlement susceptibility or
elimination are also discussed.
Date Published: 2018-02-08 17:08:28
Identifier: DTIC_ADA169443
Item Size: 16504262
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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