Statistical Fatigue Property of Multi-Layer Amorphous Metal Composites in Axial Loading
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Statistical fatigue property and fracture mechanism of a Fe-based film amorphous metal, Fe78B13Si9, have been examined in the axial loading. Testing specimens including single-layer and multi-layer types were prepared from a long ribbon of Fe78B13Si9 amorphous metal with dimensions of 25µm in thickness and 50mm in width. The high cycle fatigue tests were performed by using electro-hydraulic servo testing machine in tension-tension loading at a frequency of 50 Hz with the stress ratio of 0.1. The testing data showed that fatigue lives of the amorphous metal had a large scatter, especially at low stress levels. By applying common Weibull distribution and mixed-mode Weibull distribution, the statistic fatigue property of the specimens was quantitatively analyzed. The fatigue strength σ at N=107 was in the range of 135-187 MPa and the fatigue ratio to the tensile strength was found to be σ/σB =6-9%. The fracture surface morphology of failed specimens observed by SEM showed evidently three main regions as follows: 1) flat area corresponding to the crack initiation and the early growth stages up to penetrate the thickness of the film specimen. 2) rough area with a lot of chevron patterns corresponding to the stable propagation as the penetrated fatigue crack. 3) relatively plain area with vein patterns peculiar to the static fracture surface of amorphous metals.
著者
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Sakai Tatsuo
Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences Toyama Medical & Pharmaceutical University
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Zhang Yanbin
Faculty Of Science And Engineering Ritsumeikan University
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MORI Kiyoteru
Handa Plant, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.
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