journal article·2013-03

A novel method to measure the residual stress in a corrosion film formed on metallic substrates

W.J. Yuan, Z.L. Zhang, Y.J. Su, L.J. Qiao, W.Y. Chu

Corrosion Science· Volume 68
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Abstract

This paper theoretically proposed a series of formulae for a novel tensile testing method to extract the residual stress in the surface film on metallic substrates. Finite element calculations were conducted to verify the accuracy and reliability of the proposed formulae. From the tensile stress–strain curves of metallic substrates with and without a surface film, one can evaluate the residual stress in the film using these formulae. A tarnish film on a brass substrate formed after immersion in Mattsson’s solution was tested to demonstrate these methods, and the obtained residual stress showed a low difference below 6.8%.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal and Thin Film Mechanics · Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition · Welding Techniques and Residual Stresses

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