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Cyclic crack resistance and micromechanisms of fracture of steel 25Kh1M1F

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The fatigue crack growth in single edge-notched specimens made of steel 25Kh1M1F has been investigated at a stress ratio of R = 0 and under controlled loading force. The influence of the loading frequency (0.1 and 1.0 Hz) on the crack growth rate has been estimated. The crack resistance of the bimaterial 25Kh1M1F/15Kh13MF as well as the influence of elastic and plastic properties on the nature of the fatigue crack growth have been investigated.

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    P. O. Maruschak, D. Ya. Baran, A. P. Sorochak, R. T. Bishchak & V. P. Yasnii

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Translated from Problemy Prochnosti, No. 4, pp. 88 – 98, July – August, 2012.

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Maruschak, P.O., Baran, D.Y., Sorochak, A.P. et al. Cyclic crack resistance and micromechanisms of fracture of steel 25Kh1M1F. Strength Mater 44, 410–418 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11223-012-9395-0

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