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- 2023Mechanical, Durability, and Microstructure Investigations on High-Strength Concrete Incorporating Nanosilica, Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes, and Steel Fibres
- 2023Mechanical, Durability, and Microstructure Investigations on High-Strength Concrete Incorporating Nanosilica, Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes, and Steel Fibrescitations
- 2023A Comparative Analysis among Quenched, Tempered, and Stepped Cooled TIG Welded SS-304 Plates Based on Tensile Strength, Hardness, and Microstructural Appearancecitations
- 2022Metallographic Investigation on Postweld Heat-Treated0.21%C-1020 Steel Plates Joined by SMAW Method
- 2022Metallographic Investigation on Postweld Heat-Treated0.21%C-1020 Steel Plates Joined by SMAW Methodcitations
- 2022Fractography analysis into low-C steel undergone through various destructive mechanical testscitations
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Fractography analysis into low-C steel undergone through various destructive mechanical tests
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<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The present work deals with a critical fractographic analysis into low carbon (0.18%-C) steel samples which were used for three different mechanical tests: tensile test; shear test; and toughness test. These mechanical tests were performed in standard sized specimens as recommended by ASTM. In each category of test, there were two different specimens with different physical states according to heat treated conditions. First specimen was in ‘as received’ condition and another was annealed. For annealing, sample was first heated up to austenitic temperature and inserted inside the sand for slow rate of cooling. As these two categories of samples were undergone through destructive tests, the variation in fracture behaviour of the samples was analysed by FESEM, XRD. A significant variation in fractographic images could be observed in different heat-treated samples. Micro-pores, dimples, cleavage facet, peaks, valleys, and cave formation were observed in the samples.</jats:p>