2016
DOI: 10.1590/1980-5373-mr-2015-0558
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Evaluation of Residual Stresses and Mechanical Properties of IF Steel Welded Joints by Laser and Plasma Processes

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“…Com isso, a vida útil do material quanto à resistência à fadiga pode ser influenciada pela natureza dessas tensões, uma vez que tensões residuais trativas são prejudiciais por facilitar a nucleação e propagação de trincas. Por outro lado, as tensões de natureza compressivas são benéficas por dificultar a nucleação e a propagação de trincas, reduzindo a tensão total na superfície da peça [8][9].…”
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“…Com isso, a vida útil do material quanto à resistência à fadiga pode ser influenciada pela natureza dessas tensões, uma vez que tensões residuais trativas são prejudiciais por facilitar a nucleação e propagação de trincas. Por outro lado, as tensões de natureza compressivas são benéficas por dificultar a nucleação e a propagação de trincas, reduzindo a tensão total na superfície da peça [8][9].…”
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“…Therefore, it is very important to understand the nature and size of the residual stress at the end of the welding because it can directly affect the service life of parts. Dias [20] et al analyze the residual stresses resulting from laser beam welding and plasma arc welding processes by X-ray diffraction technique, with sin2ψ method in Interstitial free (IF) steel butt joints. The result indicated that the residual stresses at the top and root of the welded joint are very similar in magnitude for both of the welding processes.…”
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“…For a proper mathematical modelling of its behavior at the macro-level, an accurate understanding of different effects related to the material; such as its initial anisotropy as well as its hardening is necessary. Many studies have focused in the welding of IF steels [9,[29][30][31]. However, there is a need to develop models that can describe the behaviour of this laser welded material under a number of loading conditions.…”
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