1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf02661812
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Fatigue crack propagation resistance of beta-annealed Ti-6AI-4V alloys of differing interstitial oxygen contents

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“…Increased colony size and consequently larger efective slip length leads to a more bifurcated crack growth proile and increased crack propagation resistance of the material. This result is consistent with the works of Yoder et al [41][42][43] and L(tjering and Williams [28].…”
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“…Increased colony size and consequently larger efective slip length leads to a more bifurcated crack growth proile and increased crack propagation resistance of the material. This result is consistent with the works of Yoder et al [41][42][43] and L(tjering and Williams [28].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…A comprehensive study on the inluence of microstructural variables on near-threshold fatigue behaviour of macrocracks in titanium Ti-6Al-4V was conducted by Yoder et al [41][42][43]. Bilinear crack growth rate behaviour was observed, with two distinct branches that independently obey the power law and join together in the transition point ∆K T ).…”
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“…Yoder and coworkers [17][18][19] investigated the microstructural features o f the fracture surfaces in dependence on FCP-rates in Ti-alloys. They found that the microstructural features of the fracture surfaces and thc FCP-rates correlated with the cyclic plastic zone acting during the respective growth interval.…”
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“…By attention to this fact that at the threshold region, fatigue cracks propagate in a non-continuum manner, increasing of threshold stress intensity factor could enhance the fatigue crack growth resistance. Yoder [12] showed that an enlargement in mean structural unit size increases the transition point of fatigue crack propagation ΔK T = 5:5σ y l À Á 1 = 2 . For ΔK ≤ ΔK T , a crystallographic fracture occurs that is responsible for lower propagation rate at regions beneath the transition point.…”
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