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Journal Article
Near-threshold fatigue crack propagation without oxide-induced crack closure
2020
Overview
An accurate value for the threshold stress intensity factor range, Δ
K
th
, is a key parameter for studying crack-like defects. However, it is difficult to obtain accurate Δ
K
th
values due to oxide-induced crack closure. In this study, we report conditions for minimizing the effects of oxide-induced crack closure near the threshold region, where a concave curve of the effect on the loading frequency on oxide-induced crack closure is achieved. The resulting conditions allow for an accurate determination of Δ
K
th
, which is a key material parameter relating to the pertinent loading ratio.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC,Nature Publishing Group UK,Nature Publishing Group
