High Rate Strength of C-22 or Inconel 622
High Rate Strength of C-22 or Inconel 622
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Has anyone come across strength measurements of C-22 (ASTM B619)or Inconel 622 as a function of strain rate? Would prefer non-worked condition.
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High Rate Strength of C-22 or Inconel 622
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Has anyone come across strength measurements of C-22 (ASTM B619)or Inconel 622 as a function of strain rate? Would prefer non-worked condition.
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RE: High Rate Strength of C-22 or Inconel 622
It was related to some slow strain rate corrosion cracking testing that we were doing. We wanted to make sure that we were at the most sensitive strain rate.
What we found was that we got virtually identical results at strain rates from 0.2/min to 10e-6/min.
Strain rates faster than 1/min did result in higher yield values.
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RE: High Rate Strength of C-22 or Inconel 622
Carpenter has an online catalog that includes variation of the yield stress with temperature. From this, I'd expect the low T rate dependence to be similar to that of the austenitic SSs.