The Plastic Deformation and Enhancement of 304Stainless Steel under Low Stress Repeat Impact

Zheng Dong He; Jian Shi; Ge Yan Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.419.316

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The Plastic Deformation and Enhancement of 304Stainless Steel under Low Stress Repeat Impact

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In engineering applications, many key components will fail with macroscopic accumulated plastic deformation, repeated impact loads, even though the stress is far less than the material yield limit. This kind of load can be called low stress repeated impact load in this study. It is observed that the plastic deformation of the material is mainly manifested in closer to the site from the collision surface. The strain decreases with the increasing depth from the surface, and it will be smaller and smaller with the increasing number of the impact. Finally, the strain tends to be stable, which means the material will no longer be deformed[1]. Take the method of preparation of the exponential gradient coating on 304stainless steel for performance enhancement, in order to satisfy and expand its application scope and conditions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 419)

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Zheng Dong He, Jian Shi, Ge Yan Fu

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Exponential Gradient Coating, Low Stress Repeated Impact, Macro Cumulative Plastic Deformation

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