作者: S.Y. Lee , E.-W. Huang , W. Wu , P.K. Liaw , A.M. Paradowska
DOI: 10.1016/J.MATCHAR.2013.02.008
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摘要: Abstract In-situ neutron diffraction was employed to directly measure the crystallographic-orientation-dependent (i.e. hkl) internal strains as a function of distance from crack tip on pre-cracked Hastelloy C-2000 compact-tension specimen. Both in-plane (IP) and through-thickness (TT) strain evolutions for various grain orientations were examined during tensile overloading compressive underloading cycles. After overloading, their combination loadings applied unloaded, significantly different {hkl} residual profiles obtained in vicinity tip. The load responses {200} orientation both IP TT directions more significant than those any other orientations. It is suggested that orientation-dependent distributions around are caused by combined effects elastic plastic anisotropy each reflection upon loading subsequent development stresses generated near unloading result deformation.