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5 April 2004 X-ray analysis of stress distribution in ferrite and austenite of duplex steel during tensile loading
Vladimir I. Monin, Joaquim T. de Assis, Sergei A. Filippov, Tatiana Gurova, Joel R. Teodosio, H. F. Abreu
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Abstract
One of characteristic feature of stress determination by X-ray diffraction technique is the possibility to analyze stress state in individual phases of a multiphase material. Duplex steel widely used in chemistry and oil refinery equipments is an example of this kind multiphase material consisting of approximately equal quantities of ferrite and austenite. These phases have different mechanical properties that cause a different stress distribution under loading. In the present paper mechanical behavior of a duplex steel and their ferrite and austenite phases have been studied by X-ray diffraction technique. Stress distribution has been analyzed both in elastic and plastic region.
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Vladimir I. Monin, Joaquim T. de Assis, Sergei A. Filippov, Tatiana Gurova, Joel R. Teodosio, and H. F. Abreu "X-ray analysis of stress distribution in ferrite and austenite of duplex steel during tensile loading", Proc. SPIE 5400, Seventh International Workshop on Nondestructive Testing and Computer Simulations in Science and Engineering, (5 April 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.555470
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KEYWORDS
X-ray diffraction

X-rays

Diffraction

Chemistry

Chlorine

Phase measurement

Surface finishing

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