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In the present paper, to investigate the effect of vacancy diffusion and concentration on creep crack initiation and growth process for weldments, the numerical analyses of diffusion and concentration of vacancy around a notch tip of C(T) specimen in the heat affected zone (HAZ) were conducted based on the proposed 𝛼 multiplication and FEM-FDM methods. As an analytical result, the vacancy diffusion and concentration behavior around a notch tip of C(T) specimen in the heat affected zone for P92 steel was found to be dominated by the distribution of multi-axiality of the stress caused by inhomogeneous property of regions of fine and coarse grains in HAZ. It is also found to be closely related to the creep damage formation and the initial direction of creep crack growth.
Strength, Fracture and Complexity – IOS Press
Published: Jan 1, 2018
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