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Fatigue crack growth behaviour of AA6013 aluminum alloy at different aging conditions
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Varlı, Aziz Egemen
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The effect of different aging treatments on fatigue crack growth behavior of AA6013 aluminum alloy was investigated. C(T) (Compact Tension) specimens were prepared in L-T and T-L direction for fatigue crack growth tests. Samples were in T651 as received, T42 which is solution heat treated at 538 ºC for 90 minutes, water quenched and aged in room temperature for 96 hours, and one group of samples were overaged at 245 ºC for 12 hours after T42 condition was achieved. Hardness and conductivity measurements were achieved for all conditions after the heat treatments. Fatigue crack growth tests were performed at as received condition T651, T42 and 245 ºC aged samples in laboratory air with sinusoidal loading of stress ratio R=0.1 and at a frequency of 1 Hz. The highest fatigue crack growth resistance is observed for T651 T-L and 245 ºC overaged L-T condition.
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A. E. Varlı, “Fatigue crack growth behaviour of AA6013 aluminum alloy at different aging conditions,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2006.
