Analysis the Failure for Earlier Fracture of 60Si2Mn Stabilizer Bar

Jia Ju An; Li Ling Zhang; Chao Yu Luo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.633-634.813

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Analysis the Failure for Earlier Fracture of 60Si₂Mn Stabilizer Bar

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The fracture samples of spring steel stabilizer bars in 60Si₂Mn were researched in this paper. Through the methods such as macro-and micro-fracture analysis, SEM fracture morphology observation, microstructure observation (surface and internal organization), and macro-hardness testing to analysis the failure causes for earlier fracture of the stabilizer bars. The results were showed that the fatigue crack source for the non-stress stabilizer bar was on the surface. The earlier fracture cause was due to the decarburized layer on the surface and the uneven organization in the internal, which lead to the fatigue resistance at the non-severe stress, was greatly decreased. And the fatigue crack of stabilizer bar in the normal stress was originated at the deformation on the surface in the processing.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 633-634)

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813-816

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September 2014

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Jia Ju An*, Li Ling Zhang, Chao Yu Luo

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60Si₂Mn, Earlier Fracture, Failure, Stabilizer Bar

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