What is R curveand the condition for crack instability?
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- What are the importance of fracture toughness (KIC) and fatigue crack growthrate (da/dN) in design?A titanium alloy (Ti-6Al-4V) has a yield strength of 1280 MPa and a fracture toughness of 77 MPa m1/2. If we apply a stress of 0.3σy, what will be the size of the surface crack that will lead to catastrophic failure?1. Give an example of a creep plot for some material. From the creep plot, determinea. the steady-state creep rate and (b) the rupture lifetime.2. Describe the mechanism of crack propagation for both ductile and brittle modes offracture.
- How to experimentaly determine Fracture toughness K1c?Under what circumstance could a fatigue crack become nonpropagating, even though the component experiences the same stress cyclic levels?The Kic value of a steel is M within a square root of 186 MPa. If the stress to which the steel is exposed is 800 MPa, what is the maximum crack length that can be tolerated? (Take Y = 1.1)
- Steel subject to tensile stress of 1030 MPa, it has K1c of 54.8 MPa(m) – a handbook value If it has a ‘largest surface crack’ .5 mm (.0005 m) long will it grow and fracture? What crack size will result in failure?A material, in region II of fatigue loading follows Paris relationship given byda/dN (m/cycle) = 1 x 10-8 (δK)2.2The stress range applied δσ = 100 MPa. The number of cycles required for a crack to grow from 2mm to 8mm will be 4723 cycles 3723 cycles 2723 cycles 1723 cyclesWhy does the brittle fracture occur in a torsion test?
- Is the Paris power law (Eq. 10-3) relevant for all conditions of fatigue crack growth?A structural beam is built from steel with a yield strength of 345 MPa. The structure has a minimum service temperature of 5 oC, where the fracture toughness of the steel KIC = 60 MPam. What is the minimum surface crack lengths that must be detected by quality control to ensure that the full yield strength of the steel is available in the beam? Assume geometric parameter Y = 1 and plain strain conditions. Answer in millimeters.Plasticity induced crack closure phenomenon involves follows which of the following mechanism Residual compressive stress on the previous plastically deformed material behind the crack front helps in crack closure Phase transformation takes place ahead of crack front which help in crack closure Displacement due to mode II loading induces crack closure Oxide scale formation at the crack tip helps in crack closure