E-21 Microstructural Simulation of Three-Point Bending Test with Mo-Si-B Alloy at High Temperature(Session: Mechanical Behavior)
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概要
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Deformation behavior in three-point bending test of Mo-Si-B alloy was investigated by recourse to finite element analysis (FEA) with microstructure incorporated. This Mo-Si-B alloy consists of hard, brittle T2 (Mo_5SiB_2) phase embedded in soft matrix of Mo solid solution. The sample contains pre-crack configuration at the middle in order to study the effect of the second phase (T2 particles) onto a crack tip during the bending test. Various optical micrographs were scanned, digitized and meshed for FEA. The results were used to rationalize the recrystallization observed in the experiment.
- 2006-11-08
著者
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Chollacoop N.
National Metal And Materials Technology Center (mtec)
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Kumar K.s.
Division Of Engineering Brown University
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Alur A.P.
Division of Engineering, Brown University
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Alur A.p.
Division Of Engineering Brown University
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