features of welded titanium structure element destruction (ribbed panels) under vibration loads
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Abstract
The article presents data on the experimental studies results of welded ribbed panel vibration load of the BT-20 titanium alloy. It was established that in the areas of attachment, there is elevated dynamic alternating stress, which in combination with the "hard" of the sample holder creates favorable conditions for the emergence and development of fatigue cracks, and stress concentrators greatly reduce the time before the formation of the hearth destruction. An exception in these zones of superficial defects do not affect the nature and kinetics of destruction. Construction of titanium alloys made in the application of gas-laser cutting blanks for optimal regimes in the technical environment of nitrogen and subsequent heat treatment on vibration reliability is not inferior to design, made by traditional technology.
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| Authors | ;Mr. Pavel V. Bakhmatov;Mr. Vasiliy I. Muravyev;Mr. Roman A. Fizulakov |
| Journal | artificial cells, nanomedicine and biotechnology |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.17084/2016.IV-1(28).14
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