2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.csefa.2013.07.002
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Investigation of turbine blade failure in a thermal power plant

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“…Pada penelitian sebelumnya bahwa analisis kegagalan pada sudut tekanan rendah dari turbin uap [4]. Mekanisme kegagalannya dipicu oleh adanya retak mikro dan unsur klorida didalam retakan tersebut sehingga akhirnya sudu tersebut mengalami patah.…”
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“…Pada penelitian sebelumnya bahwa analisis kegagalan pada sudut tekanan rendah dari turbin uap [4]. Mekanisme kegagalannya dipicu oleh adanya retak mikro dan unsur klorida didalam retakan tersebut sehingga akhirnya sudu tersebut mengalami patah.…”
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“…Bentuk patahannya memperlihatkan adanya deformasi plastis atau dimples. Adanya perbedaan perlakuan panas juga mempengaruhi nilai kekerasan yang berdampak pada timbulnya retak mikro pada baja tersebut [4].…”
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“…Among different candidate materials for harsh high-temperature working conditions in turbines, nickel-and cobalt-based superalloys have long been known as the best options on the grounds that these alloys are capable of working at high temperature, while they keep their properties [16]. These alloys benefit from a unique and exceptional combination of high-temperature mechanical properties (i.e., superior creep resistance), excellent resistance to high-temperature degradation/oxidation, and superior microstructural stability during high-temperature service [17].…”
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“…The conditions which these blades operate make them most susceptible to failure and demand periodic inspection. Turbo-machinery blade failures are mainly caused by high cycle fatigue which arises as a result of mechanical vibration resulting from high alternating stresses [4,5,6]. According to Kalapala [7], about 42% of the total gas turbine failures are caused by vibration induced fatigue.…”
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confidence: 99%