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C pees Vee Real Fz very) or Boys taenet tea Plattue gone NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMSHEDPUR END SEMESTER EXAMINATION (0% 99 2927) CLASS: BT HH (Vl SEMESTER) SE ULL MAK BRANCH: MET. AND MAT. ENGG LM ¥ TIME: 3 HOUR CREDIT: ¢ vararro3 SUBJECT: Creep fatigue & Fracture INSTRUCTIONS I, Aiewspt all the questions: Missing ant, If ny, may be arsumeut sultably 1 <(~ Tensile strength is used as de won for brittle materinls, Justify the statemen ' - Name the types of ractury absueved fa maletlal due to terisile Tond ' es e stress-strain diaggany As of lite signifiinice in faite onhy=ie Wl ' TED- Grits equation fe fimeture dows not apply for metals. Why ! EE Nome various stops iavolved iit Skeavage tracnire H Be Ba SS gE Serve TH era aT AeA? f fo TH Dr N curve for Aluminium: Copper and ae. >) i) (ine he condition for pininteaio fracture oughness,§ @ = 2 (Ae t ©5) Draw Aol va AX Carve and tate! various region and paris tn it. > (8) Shot ts the effect of small defee' serack an deforination behaviour of any 1°! 2 wm wwe the various stages in fatipue provess? Explain wood's euneept of microdefurmat: Joan t0 formation Of fatigue ernek. WD The expected plain strain tractury tougiinessof @ materlal is 60 MPa Whot is miniin thick ogh8 OF Ue material? (© yy = 1200 MI is 2 The 0 wonure toughness ( A’x:) of magnesia stablized zirconia is MPR" ° | pene! of this material fs foxdeu tv this fovel of strcas without failure, date peace ‘lave sizé that op WM have been prebent. {The content fe unity, Teaslle strength is 130 Ghat 3G) Explann te term*Oe formation Mechanism Map”, 3 ae ges x i eR Gasp chase lace at ores Ne enrss id eas ¥ (5) What ove the properties meyutect in material for turbine blade 2s Id). Name auy ove a SROs stacey Si 4G) Eph sess covosion eracklag and Mguemetal exten 4 5 Ga) Explain with a neat sketch the conespt of plauticity coreection (plastic zune). 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LEY Loy wae a ObesGag SUBJECT: CREEP, FATIGUE AND FRACTURE [MM 1703] Missing datayf any, my be assume aly u iy Pe 1 geal 1] (97) A sample of borosilicate glass contains two cracks: a surface crack oft , Vim deep and an inner erack of 1.8,im long. Both the cracks are normal Yn = 0-4 | | to the tensile axis. Determine which one will propagate first on for molybdenum is given by. | | rate of (1) 10s.‘ and (ii) 10"s §. E= 350 GN m ?and specific surface energy p29 m2 pial z © Creep (steady-state) rate data are given in the table fornickelat | 5 | soe a ae | al awa) | | 10: (age aaa) 10:6 rst) Activation energy for ereep 15 272/000 W/o. Compute the steady _|_ pa state creep rate ata temperature of 850°C and a stress level of 25 Mi [@ A cvinarica component constructed from an cree resisting aloy has 3/3 for it to survive 500 h at 925°C. The stress corresponding to 500 h is | esse era ta hte agi to Faecal ae Nour Nb ei ne | parameters: Yield Strength (a>2)= S1OMPa, (ciys)= 90MPa The crack UH | length was a = 25mm. The geometry factor determined can be | estimated by equation given below - az ut | Re f i Pal ayl Al Egor] | te arsenate amfah sana) sof ie 1 el % meee | | praw a plot of the force versus the displacement of the specimen and | determine fracture toughness of material (Ki). o {bp [A center-cracked plate has dimensions b = 50 mim, thickness (t) © | frm, and large fa force of P = 50 KN is applied. | Cay Wihat is the stress Intensity factor K fora crack length of 2 ERS = es a a + (afa) 64 wy are Bua TA a8 a Comment Highight Draw Text FIL&SIEN Moretools J ¥fdiate the right hand margin that you have go the corret question ‘A. weight of 4 kgf, released from a height of 20 cm In a Charpy Impact test. 3 The height at the end of swing Is 3cm. What is the impact energy? Based on Impact energy the material ductile ts or brittle 4) Is there any relationship between a material's processing technique and its 2 mechanical properties? Give at least three examples to support your answer: ) Select between Nickel and copper for preparing spring i there resilience value is 2 given 1) Ammaterial of § mm thickness and 20 mm width is deformed and final thickness 3 Of the material Is 4 mm and same wicth, Estimate the desired mechanical properties. Fesetenee cc SSeS ET ara I) the fracture strength of @ material fs 1,112 MPa. what should be the design 2 {ress for the component fora tensile toad of HN. Safety factors 1.5 4) A plate of semi finite width contains embedded circular crack of size 1.9.cm.A 3 ‘ stress of 900 MPa ts applied. The direction of application ofthe stress Is perpendicular to the major axis. Estimate stress intensity factor. Geometrical ection factor may be taken as 2/t. fn infinitely wide plate of stee! has central crack. Comment on whether design 2 {S safe or nt? (Crack size = 2.4 mm long, Fracture Toughness of the materia is 30 MPam! and design stress ic $00 MPa. ty, 1) What isthe critical erack length in iron accondhmto the Griffith Orowan eq 3 = 10" jm? ” 5 (a) Determine the stress required to ‘produce rupture in 2000h at 870°C. (b) Determine the rupture time at 7600C for the same stress ’ 5 9 Using the data in the table Calculate the value of Q ey eget , 4 808 Comment Highlight Draw Text Fill & Sign More tools < O # scanned with OKEN ScannerWhy jolning, conventional welding ty very difficult with th ‘metus! suitable for jowning, of Calelate them iy for 0 phe alloy composed of 50 yvolunw 4 Iity-OF stress hyp 7 GPa, Ey = 690 Gi smut of 472 € 4 values with the NRXRARODOOIROORORIOOOOONK TH FNM 20K IR RD scanned with OKEN Scanner idEE ‘OF borosiljeate giass ns two Efecks: a Surface crack of 1 | | |} 8M deep and an inner crack of 1.8 wm long. Both the cracks are normal | to the tensile axis. Determine which one will propagate first on | increasingithe appliec load and at what stress? | Young's Modulug = 65 GN m 7;7=0.5 Im for molybdenum \s given by 1 y= 20.6 + 173 600/T + 61.3 log,. (de'dt) | where Tis the temperature in kelvin and (d:/dt) is the strain rate % s"*, Sharp cracks of length 41m are present in the metal. Estimate the | temperature at which the ductile to brittle transition occurs at a strain } rate of (i) 10°75"' and (ji) 10%s"*. E= 350 GN m™ and specific surface eneray is 2m". (2) | Creep (steady-state) rate data are given in the table for nickel at 5 998°C o (MPa) Activation energy for creep is 272,000 J/mol. Compute the steady- + State creep rate at a temperature of 850°C and a stress level of 25 MPa) | (b) | A cylindrical component constructed from an creep resisting alloy hasa 3 Giameter of 12 mm. Determine the maximum load that may be applied for it to survive 500 h at 925°C. The stress corresponding to 500 h is | about 50 MPa. { () | Explain two creep mechanisms briefly. 2 3 | (a) | The dimensions of the specimen according to standard ASTM E-399 are | 7 Total length (L) = 62.5mm, Width (W) = 50mm, Height (H) = €Omm, Thickness (B) = 25mm. Material has the following material parameters: Yield Strength (co 2)= 510MPa, (Gm, )= S90MPa. The crack length introduced by fatigue loading was measured after the test. Its | Jength was a = 25mm. The geometry factor determined can be lest estimated by equation given below | ies a 4 Wy - 54h | | (ap d ie Draw a plot of the force versus the displacement of the specimen and } determine fracture toughness of material (Ki-), | (b) | A center-cracked plate has dimensions 6 = 50 mm, thickness ()= 5.797 mm, and large h; a force of P = 50 KN is applied. (2) What is the stress intensity factor K for a crack length of a = 10 mm? 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