Fatigue Life Tests of Explosively Cladded Steel-Titanium Bimetal

Andrzej Kurek; Adam Niesłony

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.726.106

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Fatigue Life Tests of Explosively Cladded Steel-Titanium Bimetal

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The paper contains a description of fatigue life tests of titan-steel bimetal. The study involved specimens made of bimetal which was a combination of S355J2 steel and SB G1 265 titanium, which was imposed in the material by explosive cladding method. The research shows that the fatigue life of specimens made of native material, derived from cladded plate is less than the life of specimens of titanium-steel bimetal.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 726)

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August 2012

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Andrzej Kurek, Adam Niesłony

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Clad, Explosive Cladding, Fatigue, Fatigue Life

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