1. A multiscale approach to deformation and fracture of heat-resistant steel under static and cyclic loadingP. O. Maruščak, Denys Baran, Vladimir Gliha, 2013, original scientific article Abstract: Regularities of static and cyclic deformation, damage and fracture of heat-resistant steel 25Kh1M1F, based on the approaches of physical mesomechanics and 3D interferometry method, are presented in this paper. The applicability of these techniques for different hierarchy levels of deformation was studied. The investigation of scanning microscope photos was conducted for several dissipative structures, fragmentation of the material, localisation of macrodeformation and subsequent failure on macro- and mesolevel. It is shown that the used modern techniques of experimental analysis are very efficient in understanding deformation and damage evolution in materials.
Keywords: fracture, heat-resistant steel, cyclic loading, fatigue, plastic deformation
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2. The microstructure and properties of materials at the fusion lineVladimir Gliha, 2005, original scientific article Abstract: In this paper, the formation of the HAZ that is caused by the thermal effects of welding is investigated from the theoretical and experimental points of view. Samples of the material found at the fusion line were prepared by simulating the thermal regimes that occur during welding. A number of CCT diagrams that are valid for the conditions during welding were designed, and the hardness and impact-toughness of the samples were measured. This information was then related to the results of metallographic examinations. The maximum temperature and the cooling rate of the applied thermal cycles were found to be decisive in terms of the properties of HAZ.
Keywords: welding, HAZ, thermal cycle, cooling rate, fusion line
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4. Suitability of heat treatment for crack resistance of material in the connection part of heavy transporter for liquid slagTomaž Vuherer, Ljubica Milović, Milorad Zrilić, Ivan Samardžić, Vladimir Gliha, 2013, other scientific articles Abstract: The post weld heat treatment (PWHT) was used to reduce the level of the residual stresses and increase of the crack resistance of the materal in the cnnection part. The article presents the results of the residual stress measurements immediately after welding and after the stress relaxation by the PWHT.
Keywords: weld, heat treatment, residual stress, stress relaxation, crack resistance
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5. Fatigue crack initiation from microstructurally small Vickers indentationsTomaž Vuherer, Andrej Godina, Zijah Burzić, Vladimir Gliha, 2007, original scientific article Abstract: The resistivity of coarse grain steel against crack initiation in the presence of micro defects is discussed. Samples of material with martensitic microstructure were prepared by adequate thermal treatment. Microstructurally small Vickers indentations were used as an artificial micro defect. The compressive residual stresses are due to the irreversibility of plastic deformation. The moment of indenting enables to prepare samples with and without effects of residual stresses. The stress level for crack initiation depends on the actual indentation size. The location of initiated cracks is affected by the presence and character of residual stresses.
Keywords: welded joints, micro defect, coarse grain HAZ, crack initiation, crack growth, stress concentration, fatigue limit, Vickers, residual stresses
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6. Charpy toughness of vibrated microstructuresBogdan Pučko, Vladimir Gliha, 2005, original scientific article Abstract: The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of vibration on impact toughness of weld metal. Studies were carried out on two welds, of which one had been welded with applying vibration during welding. From test plates samples were made to simulate heat affect in combination with or without vibration after solidification. In this way conditions at multi-pass welding were simulated. According to different conditions Charpy toughness on non standard specimens and fracture appearance were observed. Vibration during welding benefits impact energy of weld metal, especially if weld metal undergoes further heatb treatment.
Keywords: welded joints, impact toughness, vibration, Charpy toughness, SAW
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10. Vpliv mehkega korena na vedenje zvarnega spoja pri lomuVladimir Gliha, Nenad Gubeljak, Inoslav Rak, 1997, original scientific article Abstract: Primerjali smo lomno žilavost treh različnih zvarnih spojev, katerih meja plastičnosti je presegala mejo plastičnosti osnovnega materiala. Dva zvara smo v korenskem delu zvarili z mehkejšim dodajanim materialom, da smo lahko opustili predgrevanje. Mehki koren vpliva na znižanje lomne žilavosti spoja. Rezultati merjenja lomne žilavosti so na zvaru, kjer je bil koren izdelan dvovarkovno, višji od štirivarkovnega.
Keywords: varenje, zvarni spoji, koren zvara, krhki lom, lomna žilavost, dodajani material
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