International Journal of Fatigue
 2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2016.04.008
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A physics-based model for evaluating hot compressive dwell effects on fatigue crack growth in 319 cast aluminum alloys

Xiang Chen
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Richard G. Pettit
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D. Dudzinski3
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“…High cycle dwell fatigue (HCD) tests on blunt compact tension specimens to understand and quantify the effect of creep-induced tensile residual stresses on crack growth was performed in (Chen et al, 2016). The creep/relaxation occurred in compression.…”
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“…High cycle dwell fatigue (HCD) tests on blunt compact tension specimens to understand and quantify the effect of creep-induced tensile residual stresses on crack growth was performed in (Chen et al, 2016). The creep/relaxation occurred in compression.…”
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Processing Parameter Control of Lifetime-Limiting Failure Mechanisms in Al-Si Cast Alloys at Room and Elevated Temperatures

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On the role of crack tip creep deformation in hot compressive dwell fatigue crack growth acceleration in aluminum and nickel engine alloys

Chen
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Pettit
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Dudzinski3
2021
International Journal of Fatigue
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