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【Basic Knowledge 26】What is stress corrosion cracking? (Prize quiz)

2015-12-26View Original

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What is stress corrosion fracture? The phenomenon of low-stress brittle fracture that occurs in metals after a period of time under the combined action of tensile stress and specific chemical environments is known as stress corrosion fracture.
Reply #22015-12-26
Stress corrosion refers to the degradation of metals in a corrosive environment under tensile stress. This type of corrosion generally passes through the grains, namely so-called transgranular corrosion. Stress corrosion is a material failure process resulting from the combined effect of strain and corrosion caused by residual or applied stress. The fracture of a material caused by stress corrosion is known as stress corrosion fracture. Three conditions: a specific corrosive medium. A certain tensile stress. Composition and microstructure of the material.
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Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) is a metal failure phenomenon caused by the combined effect of stress and a corrosive environment. It has three main characteristics: ① Stress corrosion fracture is a function of time. The greater the tensile stress, the shorter the time required for fracture ; The stress required for fracture is generally lower than the yield strength of the material. Such stresses include those generated by external loads, residual stresses, and wedge-shaped stresses caused by corrosion products. ②The corrosive medium is specific; stress corrosion cracking occurs only in certain metal-medium combinations (see table). In the absence of stress, the corrosion rate of metal in its specific corrosive environment is minimal. ③The fracture speed lies between pure corrosion and pure mechanical failure, and the fracture surface is generally of a brittle type.
Reply #42015-12-26
What is stress corrosion fracture? Stress corrosion fracture is the failure of metals that occurs under the combined action of tensile stress (or compressive stress) and a corrosive environment
Reply #52015-12-26
The fracture of a material caused by stress corrosion is known as stress corrosion fracture; it is a metal failure phenomenon resulting from the combined action of stress and a corrosive environment.
Reply #62015-12-26
Metal undergoes fracture failure under the combined action of tensile stress (or compressive stress) and corrosive media.
Reply #72015-12-26
What is stress corrosion fracture? Answer: Stress corrosion fracture is a metal failure phenomenon caused by the combined effect of stress and a corrosive environment. The low-stress brittle fracture that occurs after a period of time is known as stress corrosion fracture.
Reply #82015-12-26
Metal undergoes fracture failure under the combined action of tensile stress (or compressive stress) and corrosive media.
Reply #92015-12-26
Metal undergoes fracture failure under the combined action of tensile stress (or compressive stress) and corrosive media. In stress corrosion cracking, the combination of material and environment is specific
Reply #102015-12-26
Metals undergo fracture failure under the combined action of tensile stress (or compressive stress) and corrosive media

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