This paper presents a method for predicting the CTOD fracture toughness transition temperature
TiCTOD for structural steels from Charpy impact toughness
TiCharpy.
TiCTOD and
TiCharpy are defined as the temperature at which brittle fracture coincides with ductile cracking in both Charpy and CTOD testing. This method is proposed based on "local plastic strain criterion" for ductile crack initiation and "Weibull stress criterion" for brittle fracture initiation. The validity of this method is investigated for 490 MPa class strength steel;
TiCTOD predicted in accordance with proposed method is almost consistent with that measured in experiment. For industrial applications, an engineering formula is established for predicting the transition temperature difference Δ
Ti =
TiCharpy - TiCTOD from Charpy impact test for structural steels with yield strength from 300 MPa to 900 MPa. In this formula, Δ
Ti is dependent on the material properties that are the ductility level (&epsirlon;
p tip)
i and Charpy impact toughness level
TiCharpy and flow properties (yield stress σ
Y and 2% Mises stress). The applicability of this formula is verified for 490 MPa, 590 MPa, and 780 MPa strength class structural steels.
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