An Experimental Study on Mechanical and Fracture Behavior of Phosphoric Iron

A. K. Vishnoia, B.K. Mishra, S. Prakash
2010 Journal of Minerals and Materials Characterization and Engineering  
Phosphoric iron of two different phosphorus content, namely P 1 (Fe-0.30P-0.226C), P 2 (Fe-0.11P-.028C) were first prepared by ingot casting route. The ingot were soaked and forged at 1150 o C. The microstructures of the phosphoric iron and its relevant mechanical properties such as hardness and tensile properties have been characterized. J-R curves of the material have been determined at room temperature. Fracture behaviour under tearing load has been studied through fracture toughness tests
more » ... phosphoric iron using Compact Tension (CT) specimens of Width (W) =50 mm and thickness (B) =12.5mm. J-R curves were obtained from specimens precracked to a/W = 0.5 .The single specimen unloading compliance method have been used for generating J-R curves. 1088 A. K. Vishnoi, B.K. Mishra, S. Prakash Vol.9, No.12 2.4.4 Generation of J-R curve: Calculation of J: The magnitude of J is the sum of its elastic and plastic component denoted by J el and J pl . The elastic component of J was calculated using the equation J = J el + J pl J el = K i 2 (1-ν 2 ) / E + J pl where K i the elastic stress intensity parameter is evaluated using the expression given below [15] 1092
doi:10.4236/jmmce.2010.912079 fatcat:74sn62dpxfei7d3bjvycesh2qi