Dynamic fracture toughness of heavy section, narrow gap, gas tungsten arc weldments |
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Authors: | W.A. Logsdon |
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Affiliation: | Structural Behavior of Materials Department, Westinghouse R&D Center, 1310 Beulah Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235, U.S.A. |
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Abstract: | Dynamic fracture toughness tests were performed on three, ASME SA533 Gr A Cl 2 narrow gap, gas tungsten arc weldments (minimum yield strength equals 70 ksi, 485 MPa). Linear elastic KId results were obtained at low temperatures while J-integral techniques were utilized to evaluate dynamic fracture toughness over the transition and upper shelf temperature ranges. Loading rates in terms of K averaged 4.41 × 104ksi√(in.)/sec (4.88 × 104MPa√(m)/sec). Tensile, Charpy impact and drop weight nil ductility transition (NDT) tests were also performed. The dynamic fracture toughness of both stress relieved (24 hr at 1125°F, 607°C) plus quenched and tempered SA533 Gr A Cl 2 narrow gap, gas tungsten arc weldments: (a) easily transcended the ASME specified minimum reference toughness KIR curve, and (b) significantly exceeded the fracture toughness demonstrated by lower strength, stress relieved (3/3.5 hr at 1125°F, 607°F) SA533 Gr A Cl 2 automatic submerged arc weldments. |
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