The High Cyclic Failure Analysis of Welded Joints of CT Specimens

Rimantas Stonkus; Mindaugas Kazimieras Leonavičius

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.165.183

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The High Cyclic Failure Analysis of Welded Joints of CT Specimens

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The results of failure process of welded joints subjected to high-cyclic loading are presented. Analysis of the microstructure of welded joints, indexes of mechanical properties are provided and failure mechanism in the area of fatigue and static fracture is analyzed. The fractographic analysis of CT specimens was performed by means of optical and scanning electron microscopes.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 165)

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Rimantas Stonkus, Mindaugas Kazimieras Leonavičius

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Crack, Fatigue, Fracture, Weld Joint

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