Critical internal defect size for subsurface crack initiation in heavy haul car wheels

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Volume: 438-439, Pages: 203038 - 203038
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
Rolling contact fatigue failure is one of the very common causes for the replacement of heavy haul car wheels. There are two crack initiation modes in rolling contact fatigue failures, which are surface and subsurface crack initiation modes. Internal defects such as voids and non–metallic inclusions are known to be the possible origins of subsurface cracks. In this study, torsion and axial fatigue tests are conducted on railway wheel steel with...
Paper Details
Title
Critical internal defect size for subsurface crack initiation in heavy haul car wheels
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
438-439
Pages
203038 - 203038
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