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Procedure to Estimate the Crack Resistance Curve from the Instrumented Charpy V–Notched Impact Test. / Chaouadi, Rachid; Puzzolante, Luigi; Scibetta, Marc (Peer reviewer).
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T1 - Procedure to Estimate the Crack Resistance Curve from the Instrumented Charpy V–Notched Impact Test
AU - Chaouadi, Rachid
AU - Puzzolante, Luigi
A2 - Scibetta, Marc
N1 - Score = 3
PY - 2009/7/15
Y1 - 2009/7/15
N2 - Recently, a simple procedure based on the relationship between crack length and absorbed energy was provided to determine the crack length from the load– displacement test record. This procedure was validated on a large number of materials using various cracked geometries. The main objective of this paper is to investigate the possibility to apply a similar procedure to a V–notched geometry, namely the Charpy specimen. Such an evaluation would lead to estimate the material crack resistance from a single Charpy V–notched impact test. By performing a number of well–selected experiments, we demonstrated that such a correlation exists, allowing the determination of both static as well as dynamic (impact) crack resistance from the simple instrumented Charpy impact test with a reasonable accuracy.
AB - Recently, a simple procedure based on the relationship between crack length and absorbed energy was provided to determine the crack length from the load– displacement test record. This procedure was validated on a large number of materials using various cracked geometries. The main objective of this paper is to investigate the possibility to apply a similar procedure to a V–notched geometry, namely the Charpy specimen. Such an evaluation would lead to estimate the material crack resistance from a single Charpy V–notched impact test. By performing a number of well–selected experiments, we demonstrated that such a correlation exists, allowing the determination of both static as well as dynamic (impact) crack resistance from the simple instrumented Charpy impact test with a reasonable accuracy.
KW - ductile fracture
KW - crack resistance
KW - Charpy V–notched
KW - quasi–static loading
KW - dynamic loading
UR - http://ecm.sckcen.be/OTCS/llisapi.dll/open/ezp_101436
UR - http://knowledgecentre.sckcen.be/so2/bibref/6529
M3 - In-proceedings paper
BT - avaliable only on CD
CY - Ottawa, Canada
ER -
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