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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2002

Cyclic behaviour modelling of martensitic hot work tool steels

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In this paper, an unified elasto-viscoplastic behaviour model based on internal states variables, is investigated in order to describe the thermo-mechanical stress-strain fatigue response of tempered martensitic steels. This model includes an isotropic part (drag stress) describing the cyclic softening of martensitic steels. The memory effect is introduced to take into account the influence of the plastic strain range on the amount of the cyclic softening. The kinematic part (back stress) of the model allows the description of complex load conditions to which tool steels are subjected. Thus, strain recovery (Baushinger effect) and time recovery terms (cyclic behaviour including tensile and compressive dwell time and ratcheting) are considered. Moreover, the identification methodology of the model parameters from only two sets of experimental data is presented; the coefficients of the kinematic and isotropic parts are determined successively. The main difficulty consists in reaching a good description both of the cyclic behaviour for different strain rates and the ratcheting effect.
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hal-01796849 , version 1 (28-05-2018)

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Vincent Velay, Gérard Bernhart, Zhanping Zhang, Luc Penazzi. Cyclic behaviour modelling of martensitic hot work tool steels. CAMP2002 -Conferences on applied mechanics, materials science and joining and forming processes, Apr 2002, Paderborn, Germany. p.64-75. ⟨hal-01796849⟩
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