Static and dynamic fracture toughness of a medium carbon microalloyed steel of three different microstructures |
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Authors: | S Sankaran G Malakondaiah Gouthama S Sangal K A Padmanabhan |
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Affiliation: | (1) Center for Structural and Functional Materials and Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA, U.S.A.;(2) Defense Metallurgical Research Laboratory, Kanchanbagh, 500 258 Hyderabad, India;(3) Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India;(4) School of Physics, University of Hyderabad, 500 046 Hyderabad, India |
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Abstract: | A multiphase ferrite-bainite-martensite (F-B-M) microstructure was developed in an automotive grade V-bearing medium carbon
microalloyed steel, 38MnSiVS5. It was characterized using optical, scanning, and transmission electron microscopy. The tensile,
Charpy impact, and static and dynamic fracture toughness behaviors were evaluated. The results are compared with those of
ferrite-pearlite (F-P) and tempered martensite (T-M) microstructures of the same steel. Although the tensile properties of
the multiphase microstructures were superior, the Charpy impact and static and dynamic fracture toughness properties were
inferior compared with those of the other two microstructures. The F-P condition displayed the highest plane strain fracture
toughness value (KIC), while the T-M condition was characterized by the highest dynamic fracture toughness (conditional) value (KIDQ). The Charpy impact energy of the T-M condition was greater than that for the other two conditions. An examination of the
surfaces of fractured samples revealed predominant ductile crack growth in the F-P microstructure and a mixed mode (ductile
and brittle) crack growth in the T-M and the F-B-M microstructures. Although the Charpy impact energy, plane fracture toughness
(KIC), and conditional dynamic fracture toughness (KIDQ) of the multiphase microstructure were inferior to those of the T-M and the F-P microstructures, the toughness properties
were comparable to those of medium carbon low alloy steels having bainite-martensite (AISI 4340) or tempered martensite microstructures. |
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