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Fatigue-Crack Propagation Behavior of ASTM A533-B Steel Tested in Vacuo at LWR Operating Temperatures

L. A. James

The fatigue-crack propagation (FCP) behavior of ASTM A533-B-1 steel was characterized in vacuo at 288 sup 0 C. Tests were conducted at two stress ratios: R = 0.05 and R = 0.7. Results of these tests were compared with results from previous studies for the same type of steel tested in an air environment, and FCP rates in vacuo were generally lower than those in air. Stress ratio effects in vacuo were not as great as those in air, and both stress ratio effects and environmental effects are discussed from the standpoint of crack closure concepts. (ERA citation 12:018185)

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Fatigue-Crack Propagation Behavior of ASTM A533-B Steel Tested in Vacuo at LWR Operating Temperatures

L. A. James

The fatigue-crack propagation (FCP) behavior of ASTM A533-B-1 steel was characterized in vacuo at 288 sup 0 C. Tests were conducted at two stress ratios: R = 0.05 and R = 0.7. Results of these tests were compared with results from previous studies for the same type of steel tested in an air environment, and FCP rates in vacuo were generally lower than those in air. Stress ratio effects in vacuo were not as great as those in air, and both stress ratio effects and environmental effects are discussed from the standpoint of crack closure concepts. (ERA citation 12:018185)

Fatigue-Crack Propagation Behavior of ASTM A533-B Steel Tested in Vacuo at LWR Operating Temperatures

L. A. James

The fatigue-crack propagation (FCP) behavior of ASTM A533-B-1 steel was characterized in vacuo at 288 sup 0 C. Tests were conducted at two stress ratios: R = 0.05 and R = 0.7. Results of these tests were compared with results from previous studies for the same type of steel tested in an air environment, and FCP rates in vacuo were generally lower than those in air. Stress ratio effects in vacuo were not as great as those in air, and both stress ratio effects and environmental effects are discussed from the standpoint of crack closure concepts. (ERA citation 12:018185)

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Title:

Fatigue-Crack Propagation Behavior of ASTM A533-B Steel Tested in Vacuo at LWR Operating Temperatures

Contributors:

L. A. James (author)

Publication date:

1987

Size:

36 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Reactor Engineering & Nuclear Power Plants , Iron & Iron Alloys , BWR Type Reactors , PWR Type Reactors , Steel-ASTM-A533-B , Crack Propagation , Fatigue , High Temperature , Materials Testing , Pressure Vessels , Reactor Materials , ERDA/210100 , ERDA/210200 , ERDA/360103

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