Materials Science and Engineering Properties, SI Edition
Materials Science and Engineering Properties, SI Edition
1st Edition
ISBN: 9781305178175
Author: GILMORE, Charles
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.5P

(a)

To determine

The total stage II creep strain theory for the alloy.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 9.5P

The total stage II creep strain theory for the alloy at 913K is 6.3 .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The tensile stress of super alloy is 200Mpa

The creep-rate equation is n=5

Formula Used:

Write the expression for the total stage II creep strain as:

  εu=ε.T …… (I)

Here, εu is the total stage II creep strain for the alloy, T is the total time and ε. is the strain rate of alloy.

Calculation:

Substitute 365days for T and 2×107s1 for ε. in equation (I)

  εu=2×107s1×(1year×365days 1year×24hr1day×3600s1hr)=(2×107s1)(31536000s)=6.3

Conclusion:

Thus, the total stage II creep strain theory for the alloy at 913K is 6.3 .

(b)

To determine

The stage II creep rate of the alloy at 891K and at a tensile stress.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 9.5P

The stage II creep rate of the alloy at 891K and at a tensile stress of 300Mpa is 7.57×107s1 .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The tensile stress of super alloy is 300Mpa

The creep-rate equation is 5

Formula Used:

Write the expression for the tensile stage II creep strain.

  εu=Aσnexp(ΔHpkT) …… (II)

Here, εu is the tensile stage II creep rate, A is the pre-exponential constant, σ is the applied stress, n is the log of applied stress, ΔHp is the enthalpy of activation, k is the Boltzmann’s constant and T is the temperature at which the stress applied.

Write the expression for the ratio of strain rates of 200Mpa and 300Mpa at temperature 891K .

  εu(200Mpa)εu(300Mpa)=Aσ1nexp(ΔHpkT)Aσ21exp(ΔHpkT)εu(200Mpa)εu(300Mpa)=(σ1σ2)n …… (III)

Here, A is the pre-exponential constant, σ is the applied stress, n is the log of applied stress , ΔHp is the enthalpy of activation , k is the Boltzmann’s constant and T is the temperature at which the stress applied.

Calculation:

Substitute 1.0×107s1 for εu.(200Mpa) , 200Mpa for σ1 , 300Mpa for σ2 and 5 for n in equation (III).

  1.0×107s1εu(300Mpa)=(200Mpa300Mpa)51.0×107s1εu(300Mpa)=0.132εu(300Mpa)=1.0×107s10.132=7.57×107s1

Conclusion:

Thus, the stage II creep rate of the alloy at 891K and at a tensile stress of 300Mpa is 7.57×107s1 .

(c)

To determine

The activation enthalpy for creep in eV/atom for the alloy.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 9.5P

The activation enthalpy for creep in eV/atom for the alloy is 3.0eV/atom .

Explanation of Solution

Formula Used:

Write the expression for the ratio of strain rates of 200Mpa at temperature 891K and 913K .

  εu(891K)εu(913K)=Aσnexp(ΔHpkT)Aσnexp(ΔHpkT) …… (IV)

Here, A is the pre-exponential constant , σ is the applied stress, n is the log of applied stress , ΔHp is the enthalpy of activation , k is the Boltzmann’s constant and T is the temperature at which the stress applied.

Calculation:

Substitute 1.0×107s1 for εu(891K) , 2×107s1 for εu(913K) , 891K for T1 and 913K for T2 in equation (IV).

  1.0×107s12×107s1=(ΔHpk(1891K1913K))0.5=exp(ΔHpk(1.12×1031.10×103)K1)

Take log both side,

  ln(0.5)=ln[exp(ΔHpk(0.02×103)K1)]0.693=ΔHp8.62×105eVatomK(0.02×103K1)ΔHp=3.0eV/atom

Conclusion:

Thus, the activation enthalpy for creep in eV/atom for the alloy is 3.0eV/atom .

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