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Correlations between the Characteristics of Fatigue Resistance, Short-Term Strength, and Structure of Low-Molybdenum Alloys

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We analyze the experimental data on the short-term static and high-cycle strength of thin sheets of the TsM-6 and TsM-10 low-molybdenum alloys of Mondash;Zrndash;B and Mondash;Alndash;B systems, respectively, taking into account the structural state of materials and technological factors determining it, specifically the mode of thermal treatment and conditions of welding. For these alloys, we establish empirical correlation relations between the characteristics of fatigue strength, conventional yield limit of the material, and its grain size.

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Bukhanovskii, V.V. Correlations between the Characteristics of Fatigue Resistance, Short-Term Strength, and Structure of Low-Molybdenum Alloys. Strength of Materials 32, 361–367 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026660803024

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