Void formation during tensile testing of dual phase steels |
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Authors: | D L Steinbrunner D K Matlock G Krauss |
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Affiliation: | (1) The Dow Chemical Company, Texas Operations, 77541 Freeport, TX;(2) Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, 80401 Golden, CO |
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Abstract: | The effects of martensite volume fraction (MVF) and strain state on necking behavior, post-uniform elongation, and the nucleation
and growth of voids in thin sheet dual phase steel, strained in tension, were investigated. Steel containing, in weight percent,
0.08C, 1.45Mn, and 0.21Si, was cold rolled 50 pct and intercritically annealed to produce dual phase microstructures. The
effects of MVF were evaluated with a series of constant geometry tensile samples with martensite volume fractions between
5 and 40 pct. The effects of strain state within the neck were evaluated with a series of constant thickness samples with
20 pct MVF and with width variations between 3 and 25 mm. A transition from diffuse to localized necking, as well as a decrease
in post-uniform elongation, occurred with both an increase in MVF and sample width. Metallographic analysis of deformed samples
revealed that the void nucleation occurs primarily at martensite particles by three distinct mechanisms. The void size and
density in the necked region increased toward the fracture surface in all samples and the void density was significantly higher
for the samples which exhibited localized necking. However, independent of neck geometry, voids were nucleated uniformly throughout
the samples, and were associated with the martensite. The difference in void size and density between the samples with different
necking behavior indicates that void growth is a consequence of the strain gradient while the shape of the voids depends on
both the strain state and strain gradient. The implications of the void structure analysis are interpreted based on the dual
phase microstructure.
Formerly Graduate Research Assistant, Colorado School of Mines. |
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