measurement of residual stresses and toughness in ti-6al-4v material produced by laser beam manufacturing
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Abstract
This study deals with the measurement of residual stress by the hole drilling method in Ti-6Al-4V samples obtained by Laser Beam Manufacturing after stress relieving. Indeed, it was of high interest to check the efficiency of such a thermal post-treatment. The influence of the orientation of both the sample and the notch is evaluated from a toughness point of view, and the obtained values are compared to that of similar parts submitted to Hot Isostatic Pressing after stress relief treatment. A more isotropic behaviour were detected on the HIPed samples (with respect to that of the stress relieved ones) with a higher average value. This development is discussed from both residual stress and microstructural points of view.
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| Authors | ;Quénard Olivier;Dorival Olivier;Guy Philippe;Brethome Kevin |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.1051/matecconf/201816702002
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