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The Research Of Fatigue Property Of Welded Joint Treated By Ultrasonic Impact Under In-service Loading Condition

Posted on:2013-04-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L L JinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2231330362461238Subject:Materials engineering
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A new method - ultrasonic impact under in-service loading condition was proposed to extend the fatigue life of large structures and engineering components in-service. Besides that, the mechanism of improving the fatigue performance of welded joint was studied, for the purpose of providing a reference to optimize the process parameters.Contrast fatigue tests were carried out on T-shape tubular joints of 20 steel in three conditions: as welded, treated by ultrasonic impact treatment (UIT) and UIT under in-service loading condition. The result shows that: fatigue strength of 20 steel tubular joints under the condition of stress ratio R=0.75, fatigue life of specimens treated by UIT under in-service loading can be elongated by 12.2 times compared with that of as-welded specimens, and fatigue strength was enhanced by 5.6 times.Micro hardness test and microstructure of surface toe zone were observed , the results show that : hardness of specimens treated by UIT under in-service loading has been increased by 49.7% compared with that of as-welded specimens; and specimens treated by UIT was only 19.5%. Plastic deformation layer at the toe zone can be found in the UIT and UIT under in-service loading specimen. However, grain of the UIT specimen was much tinier than that of UIT in-service loading condition.ABAQUS finite element analysis software was used to simulate UIT under in-service loading process. After single shot of 3mm diameter at 10m/s impact the weld joints, the residual compressive stress was induced, and during the ultrasonic impact treatment under in-service loading process , surface compressive stress value is 80 MPa, the maximum compressive stress value is 380MPa at the position of 0.25mm off the surface, and the depth of compressive layer is 1.22mm.
Keywords/Search Tags:Ultrasonic impact treatment (UPT) under in-service loading condition, Weld joints, Fatigue strength, ABAQUS
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