High deformation and delamination mechanisms explained through mesoscale and nanoscale phenomena in pearlitic steel wires
Elena Brandaleze,
Mykhaylo Romanyuk,
Jenifer Barrirero
et al.
Abstract:Pearlitic steel wires subjected to severe cold drawing deformation exhibit a unique combination of high strength and excellent ductility, making them suitable for critical applications such as hanging bridge cables, crane cables and tire cord. Torsion tests up to rupture are commonly used in the industry for quality control purposes. A flat fracture surface is indicative of wire aptitude, while a delaminated surface suggests degradation of mechanical properties. This paper aims to expand the understanding of t… Show more
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