• CN: 11-2187/TH
  • ISSN: 0577-6686

›› 2000, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (9): 29-32.

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INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL FACTOR ON LOW-DUCTILE CREEP FAILURE FOR DISSIMILAR HEAT-RESISTANT STEEL WELDED JOINTS

Shi Chunyuan;Yang Dexin;Chen Zigang;Tian Xitang   

  1. Dalian Railway Institute Harbin Institute of Technology
  • Published:2000-09-15

Abstract: The creep strain distribution in the low strength material adjacent to weld interface of dissimilar heat-resistant steel welded joint is investigated by finite element method, and the mathematical model between the stress triaxiality (σav/σ) and the ratio of creep strain rate (εw/εb) is established. It was shown from the analytical result that the stress triaxiality in the creep restraint zone (CRZ) of low strength material adjacent to the interface is a major mechanical factor of low-ductile creep fracture for the welded joint. The theoreticl analysis agrees with the creep fracture test results.

Key words: Dissimilar steel welded joint, Low-ductile creep failure, Stress triaxiality

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