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- 2023Characterisation of 3D strain heterogeneity at the microstructure scale during Low Cycle Fatigue of an AlSi7Cu3Mg alloy at 250°Ccitations
- 2023Characterisation of 3D strain heterogeneity at the microstructure scale during Low Cycle Fatigue of an AlSi7Cu3Mg alloy at 250°Ccitations
- 2021Coupling of X‐ray computed tomography and surface in situ analysis combined with digital image correlation method to study low cycle fatigue damage micromechanisms in lost foam casting A319 alloycitations
- 2021Coupling of X‐ray computed tomography and surface in situ analysis combined with digital image correlation method to study low cycle fatigue damage micromechanisms in lost foam casting A319 alloycitations
- 2020Application of Synchrotron Radiation–Computed Tomography In-Situ Observations and Digital Volume Correlation to Study Low-Cycle Fatigue Damage Micromechanisms in Lost Foam Casting A319 Alloycitations
- 2017Isothermal low cycle fatigue of a lost foam cast Al-Si-Cu alloy: study of the damage mechanisms with synchrotron X-ray tomography and Digital Volume Correlation
- 2016An experimental and numerical study on the mechanical properties of carbon nanotube-latex thin filmscitations
- 2016Influence of pores on crack initiation in monotonic tensile and cyclic loadings in lost foam casting A319 alloy by using 3D in-situ analysiscitations
- 2015Influence of the casting microstructure on LCF damage mechanisms in an Al-Si alloy using X-ray tomography
- 2014Influence of the Lost Foam Casting Microstructure on Low Cycle Fatigue Damage of A319 Aluminum Alloy
- 2014Application of X-ray microtomography to study the influence of the casting microstructure upon the tensile behaviour of an Al-Si alloycitations
- 2014Influence of the Casting Microstructure upon the Tensile Behaviour in A319 Al‐Si Alloy Investigated by X‐Ray Tomography and Digital Volume Correlationcitations
- 2014Influence of the Casting Microstructure upon the Tensile Behaviour in A319 Al‐Si Alloy Investigated by X‐Ray Tomography and Digital Volume Correlationcitations
- 2013Microstructural strain heterogeneities during low cycle fatigue
- 2013Microstructural strain heterogeneities during low cycle fatigue
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Coupling of X‐ray computed tomography and surface in situ analysis combined with digital image correlation method to study low cycle fatigue damage micromechanisms in lost foam casting A319 alloy
Abstract
An experimental protocol has been set up in order to study the Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) damage micromechanisms in a Lost Foam Casting (LFC) A319 alloy at room temperature. The microstructure of the alloy was characterized by using X-ray Computed Tomography (X-ray CT) prior to the LCF tests performed with surface in-situ observations using a long distance microscope, which allow crack initiation and propagation being tracked in real-time. The mechanical fields measured by Digital Image Correlation (DIC) method allowed establishing the relations between strain localizations, damage evolutions and microstructure while a developed etching method, which gives a natural texture to the surface, makes DIC feasible to an acceptable resolution without masking the microstructure. The results showed that crack initiation is ascribed to strain localizations induced by large pore and/or the propagation of a previously nucleated crack. Cracks propagate along hard inclusions but the orientation of hard inclusions has also an influence on crack path.