Corrosion-fatigue under Rainwater of a Q&T Steel: Experiments and Probabilistic Description.

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Title: Corrosion-fatigue under Rainwater of a Q&T Steel: Experiments and Probabilistic Description.
Authors: Moretti, F.1, Beretta, S.1 stefano.beretta@polimi.it, Conte, A. Lo1, Straub, D.2
Source: Procedia Engineering. Aug2014, Vol. 74, p12-17. 6p.
Subjects: Steel corrosion, Rainwater, Steel fatigue, Axle design & construction, Fracture mechanics, Comparative studies
Abstract: Abstract: Corrosion-fatigue is one of the key failure modes of railway axles. We show the results of a series of corrosion-fatigue experiments under rainwater with a Q&T steel adopted for manufacturing railway axles. The process can be divided into the following phases by: i) an early formation of pits followed by ii) a pit-to-crack transition at approximately 30μm diameter and iii) the growth of small cracks with a pronounced scatter. The variability of the different phases needs to be accurately described for achieving a realistic life prediction and a good comparison with full-scale experiments. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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