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Infrared thermographic analysis of notch effects on tensile behavior of 30CrMnSiA steel
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First Author: Fan, Junling
Correspondence Author: Fan, JL (reprint author), Aircraft Strength Res Inst, Xian 710065, Shaanxi, Peoples R China.
Co-author: Chen, Xianmin,Wang, Dan,Li, Sanyuan,Zhao, Yanguang
Date of Publication: 2019-09-01
Journal: INFRARED PHYSICS & TECHNOLOGY
Included Journals: EI、SCIE
Document Type: J
Volume: 101
Page Number: 110-118
ISSN No.: 1350-4495
Key Words: Notch effect; Infrared thermography; Self-heating; Tensile behavior; Fracture analysis
Abstract: Using infrared thermography, three types of specimens are tested to evaluate the effects of notches on the tensile strength and self-heating phenomenon. In the process of tensile tests, the local strain and temperature evolution are measured to study the deformation process. The temperature signals are divided into four phases with different self-heating mechanisms. The results show that the notch strengthening effect increases the tensile strength of the specimen and reduces the toughness and ductility; the notched specimen exhibits localized and higher rate of strain and temperature increase due to the local stress concentration. The fracture surface analysis illustrates the differences of micro fracture features between the unnotched and notched specimens.
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