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Cyclic Crack Growth Resistance of ÉK79-ID Alloy Specimens Hardened by Surface Plastic Deformation

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The influence of plastic deformation of the surface layer of ÉK79-ID alloy specimens on the characteristics of their cyclic fracture toughness is considered in the working temperature range. Plastic hardening of the surface layer is found to lead to an increase in the threshold stress intensity factor at room and elevated temperatures.

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  1. Zaporozh'e National Technical University, Zaporozh'e, Ukraine

    D. V. Pavlenko & V. K. Yatsenko

  2. Pisarenko Institute of Problems of Strength, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine

    B. A. Gryaznov & V. N. Ezhov

  3. Open Joint Stock “Motor Sich,”, Zaporozh'e, Ukraine

    M. P. Orlov

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Pavlenko, D.V., Gryaznov, B.A., Yatsenko, V.K. et al. Cyclic Crack Growth Resistance of ÉK79-ID Alloy Specimens Hardened by Surface Plastic Deformation. Strength of Materials 36, 327–331 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:STOM.0000035767.53994.67

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