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ACTA AERONAUTICAET ASTRONAUTICA SINICA ›› 1994, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (8): 960-967.

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EFFECT OF COLDWORKED HOLES ON THE INIATION LIFE AND PROPAGATION LIFE OF FATIGUE CRACKS IN TWO ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH STEELS

Ding Chuanfu, Zhao Zhenye, Song Deyu   

  1. Department 25,Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials,Beijing,100095
  • Received:1992-10-28 Revised:1993-07-25 Online:1994-08-25 Published:1994-08-25

Abstract: The effect of coldworked holes on the initiation life and growth life offatigue cracks in two ultra-high strength steel plate specimens,300M and 30CrMnSiNi2A steels,under the flight spectrum loading for wing root is investigated.The experimental results show that the coldworked holes significantly extend the fatigue life of ultra-high strength steel.However,on-ly crack growth life is noticeably affected and no obvious effect is observed on the initiation un- der the present process of coldworking.A SEM study indicates that the fatigue sourees for coldworked and unworked specimens initiated at the corner of the holes and the surfaee of hole bore respectively;the former is only single fatigue source while the latter is multiple source.

Key words: Key words cold hardening, spectrum analysis, residual stress, crack initiationpropagaUoncrack

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