WorksheetsMetal Frature
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of these fractography is not a transgranular fracture?
True or false that the higher the fracture toughness, KC , of a material the less resistance it is to crack propagation.
True
False
This is a piece salvaged from the John Thompson pressure vessel failure in 1965. Where do you think is the initiation on the crack?
Steel is the most commonly used metal that shows ductile-to-brittle transition behaviour. Austenitic stainless steels are not generally thought to undergo ductile-to-brittle transitions. Why?
It has lower yield strength.
It has BCC crystal structure.
It has higher fracture toughness
It has FCC crystal structure.
The fracture mode of shaded area is different than the rest. What mode of fracture is this? How can you tell?
Ductile fracture. Transgranular feature on the fracture surface.
Ductile fracture. The river pattern feature.
Brittle fracture. The presence of numerous dimples.
Ductile fracture. The presents of dimples.
Metal A and Metal B both having fracture toughness of 10 MPa m0.5 and 22 MPa m0.5 respectively. If both contain an inside sharp crack with size of 2a = 2mm . Which one will propagate when stress of 175 MPa is imposed.
Metal A & Metal B
None of them
Metal A
Metal B
The (a) motion causes plastic deformation of the material
A crack having stress intensity factor K=σ πa will have which geometry?
