Influence of stress states on cleavage fracture in X70 pipeline steels

IF 4.8 Q2 ENERGY & FUELS
Fuhui Shen , Boyu Pan , Shufan Wang , Junhe Lian , Sebastian Münstermann
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Abstract

Stress state is a primary factor controlling the ductile fracture behavior of steels, which is typically represented as the combination of the stress triaxiality and Lode angle parameter. The cleavage fracture properties of pipeline steels at low temperatures are usually assessed under plane strain conditions, such as using the fracture mechanics experiments. In this study, the cleavage fracture properties of a X70 steel at liquid nitrogen temperature (−196 °C) are characterized over a broad range of stress states. A comprehensive experimental program is carried out by performing tensile tests using various flat specimens of different geometries immersed in liquid nitrogen, including shear, central hole, notched dog bone, and side grooved plane strain. Pronounced plasticity occurs prior to the final fracture within the tested range of stress states at the very low temperature. Anisotropy effects are considered by conducting tensile tests of fracture specimens along the rolling, diagonal and transverse directions. Finite element simulations of corresponding experiments are performed using an evolving quadratic plasticity model to extract the local stress state variables to establish the fracture criteria, which are formulated based on the critical values of plastic strain and maximum principal stress. The fracture strain of the investigated material at liquid nitrogen temperature is affected by the stress triaxiality, Lode angle parameter and loading direction.

应力状态对X70管线钢解理断裂的影响
应力状态是控制钢韧性断裂行为的主要因素,通常表示为应力三轴性和Lode角参数的组合。管道钢的低温解理断裂性能通常是在平面应变条件下进行的,如采用断裂力学实验。在本研究中,X70钢在液氮温度(- 196°C)下的解理断裂性能在广泛的应力状态下被表征。采用不同几何形状的平面试样浸泡在液氮中进行拉伸试验,包括剪切、中心孔、缺口犬骨和侧槽平面应变。在非常低的温度下,在测试的应力状态范围内,在最终断裂之前发生明显的塑性。通过对断裂试样沿滚动、斜向和横向进行拉伸试验,考虑了各向异性效应。采用演化的二次塑性模型对相应试验进行有限元模拟,提取局部应力状态变量,建立基于塑性应变临界值和最大主应力临界值的断裂准则。研究材料在液氮温度下的断裂应变受应力三轴性、Lode角参数和加载方向的影响。
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