Materials ScienceEngineering

T. Hyde, Wei Sun, A. Becker, J. Williams

1997.9.3JOURNAL OF STRAIN ANALYSIS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN

DOI: 10.1243/0309324971513409

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Creep continuum damage constitutive equations for service-aged weld materials at 640°C determined.

Abstract

Creep continuum damage constitutive equations have been determined for the base, weld and heat-affected zone materials of a service-aged 1/2Cr1/2Mo1/4V:21/4Cr1Mo multipass weld at 640°C. The base and weld material properties were determined from uniaxial creep and notched bar creep rupture test results. The properties of the heat-affected zone material were determined from impression creep tests, waisted cross-weld specimen tests and notched cross-weld specimen tests. At the test temperature of 640 °C, surface oxidation occurs. For the uniaxial creep and notched bar creep tests, this oxidation was considered not too significant. However, for the low-load impression creep tests, the oxidation depth was comparable to the indentation depth.

Citation format

HYDE, T., et al. Creep continuum damage constitutive equations for the base, weld and heat-affected zone materials of a service-aged {1 over 2}cr{1 over 2}mo{1 over 4}v:2{1 over 4}cr1mo multipass weld at 640 °c. JOURNAL OF STRAIN ANALYSIS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN, 1997, 32: 273–285.