Simulations of fracture tests of uncharged and hydrogen-charged additively manufactured 304 stainless steel specimens using cohesive zone modeling
Abstract
Fracture tests of uncharged and hydrogen-charged single edge bend specimens of additively manufactured 304 stainless steels are simulated using the cohesive zone modeling (CZM) approach. Two-dimensional plane strain finite element analyses without cohesive elements are conducted to identify the values of cohesive energy. Similar analyses using CZM with the trapezoidal traction-separation laws are then conducted. The best-fit cohesive parameters...
Paper Details
Title
Simulations of fracture tests of uncharged and hydrogen-charged additively manufactured 304 stainless steel specimens using cohesive zone modeling
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Volume
209
Pages
125 - 146
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