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- 2017Hydrogen absorption in Mg-Gd alloycitations
- 2016As solidified Microstructure nvestigation of Mg15Y and MgxYyGd (x+y=15 wt.%) Ternary Alloys
- 2016As solidified microstructure investigation of Mg15Y and MgxYyGd (x+y=15 wt.%) ternary alloyscitations
- 2016Effects in Mg-Zn-based alloys strengthened by quasicrystalline phasecitations
- 2015The effect of heat treatment on morphology and phase composition of grain boundary phases in Mg-Zn-Y-Nd-Zr
- 2014Magnesium alloy containing silver for degradable biomedical implants
- 2014Precipitation processes in Mg-Y-Nd-Ag alloys suitable for biodegradable implants
- 2008Creep behaviour of the creep resistant MgY3Nd2Zn1Mn1 alloycitations
- 2008Cavitation and grain boundary sliding during creep of Mg-Y-Nd-Zn-Mn alloycitations
- 2007Creepové Porušování Slitiny MgY3Nd2Zn1Mn1 Lité Metodou Squeeze Casting
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Creepové Porušování Slitiny MgY3Nd2Zn1Mn1 Lité Metodou Squeeze Casting
Abstract
<p>The paper deals with the creep damage of the alloy MgY3Nd2Zn1Mn1 prepared by squeeze casting. The tensile creep tests were performed at constant load in the stress range 30 to 80 MPa and at 300<sup>o</sup>C. In the stress range 30 to 70 MPa, the minimum creep rate (ε/t)<sub>min</sub> is a function of the stress which follows a power law with an exponent n = 5.89. The time to fracture t<sub>f</sub> is also a power function of the stress with an exponent m = - 4.39. The modified Monkman-Grant relation can be expressed by the equation t<sub>f</sub>/(ε<sub>f</sub> − ε<sub>p</sub>).(ε/t)<sub>min</sub><sup>1.0001</sup> = 0.57, where ε<sub>f</sub> is the strain at fracture and ε<sub>p</sub> is the strain of primary creep. Both the mean value of the modified Monkman-Grant and its scatter (determined for the particular stress values in the Monkman-Grant relation at unity value of the exponent) correspond to the model of constrained growth of cavities along dendrite boundaries. The creep damage consisting in initiation, growth and coalescence of cavities at dendrite boundaries was monitored by light microscopy observation of the surface of creep test pieces and metallographic samples prepared in planes parallel with test pieces axis, and by fractographic studies of fracture surfaces of broken creep specimens using scanning electron microscopy. In addition, our results proved the validity of the relation between the time to fracture t<sub>f</sub> and the time necessary to achieve the Monkman-Grant elongation t<sub>MGD</sub>= t<sub>f</sub>.(ε/t)<sub>min</sub> consistent with the model of continuous creep damage.</p>