Creep Propagation Research for the Interface Cavities of the 316L Stainless Steel Diffusion Welded Joint

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The dynamic measurement model for the interface cavities of the diffusion welded joint, which based on the effective resistivity, is established by using the damage factor and the Derby Model of the Bridgman Law. Then the quantitative relationship, which between the direct current potential and the effective area of the joint at high temperature and high pressure, can be obtained. In addition, on the basis of the dynamic four-probe DC potential method and the fieldbus technology, the computer measuring system is established, so that the creep propagation behaviour for the interface cavities of the 316L stainless steel can be monitored in real-time.

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