Low cycle fatigue properties, damage mechanism, life prediction and microstructure of MarBN steel: Influence of temperature
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Abstract Low cycle fatigue, tensile tests, and microstructure of MarBN steel at different temperatures are conducted. The results show that tensile strength decreases with increasing temperature. Continuous cyclic softening has occurred as increasing the temperature, which is associated with the laths and dynamic recrystallization at room temperature, and grain rotation at high temperature, respectively. The relationship between cyclic softening and microstructure at different temperatures is discussed. Besides, the fatigue life prediction model with hysteresis energy method considering the temperature is fitted by the quadratic function, which presents a good method and model to optimize the low cyclic fatigue life and properties.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · High Temperature Alloys and Creep · Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels
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