FRACTURE OF A LOW CARBON TEMPERED MARTENSITE

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On the analogy of the ferritic steel, the effective grain is defined as a region in which cleavage crack runs nearly straight. It is shown that the microstructure %corresponding to the effective ferrit grain is the 'co-variant packet' extending thro%ughout a bundle of the martensite. The reason why the structure consisting of fine martensite fractures with a large cleavage facet was found to be due to the #fractures with a large cleavage facet was found to be due to the fact that most of martensite plates or laths in a packet have the same crystallographic orientation and the cleavage plane is quasi-continuous throughout the packet.

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INOUE T, MATSUDA S, OKAMURA Y, & AOKI K. (1970). FRACTURE OF A LOW CARBON TEMPERED MARTENSITE. Trans Jap Inst Metals, 11(1), 36–43. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans1960.11.36

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