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Crystallographic analysis of fatigue fracture initiation in 8Ni-0.1C martensitic steel
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2020
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Materials ScienceEngineeringStrain LocalizationMechanical EngineeringDynamic Crack PropagationHigh Strength Low Alloy SteelInitial Fatigue CracksFatigue FractureFatigue Fracture InitiationPlasticityFatigue CracksCrack FormationWork HardeningLow-cycle FatigueMechanics Of MaterialsMicrostructure
The present paper investigated characteristics of fatigue fracture behavior, particularly initiation stage of fatigue fracture (Stage I), in an as-quenched martensitic steel from microstructural and crystallographic points of view. The detailed crystallographic orientation analysis using EBSD revealed that block boundaries in lath martensite structure were the most preferential initiation sites for fatigue cracks. We found that incompatibility of plastic strains between adjacent blocks was the origin for the formation of initial fatigue cracks at block boundaries. Moreover, plastic deformation along {0 1 1} slip planes also played an important role on the transgranular crack propagation.
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