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DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2018.11.040
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In-situ SEM test; Single crystal; Crack initiation; Short-crack growth; Crystal orientation; Crack-growth rate
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- EPSRC of the UK [EP/M000966/1, EP/K026844/1]
- GE Power
- Rolls-Royce
- dstl
- EPSRC [EP/K026844/1, EP/M000966/1] Funding Source: UKRI
Initiation and growth of short cracks in a nickel-based single crystal were studied by carrying out in-situ fatigue experiments within a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Specimens with two different crystallographic orientations, i.e., [001] and [111], were tested under load-controlled tension fatigue in vacuum. Slip-caused crack initiation was identified at room temperature while initiation of a mode-I crack was observed at 650 degrees C. Slip traces continuously developed ahead of the crack tip once initiated and acted as nuclei for early-stage crack growth at both room and high temperature (650 degrees C). These slip traces were caused by accumulated shear deformation of activated octahedral slip systems, which were specifically identified by analysing the surface slip traces and crack-propagation planes. The crack-growth rates were evaluated against stress intensity factor range, revealing the anomaly of slip-controlled short-crack growth. The effects of crystallographic orientations and temperature on fatigue crack growth were subsequently analysed and discussed, including the influence of microstructural features such as carbides and pores.
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