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    The document describes an exercise involving calculating creep damage accumulated by a steel component undergoing various time and temperature loading steps. The component is made of AISI 601 steel under a constant tensile stress of 100 MPa. It is subjected to loading at 650°C for 1000 hours, 550°C for 1000 hours, 600°C for 500 hours, and 580°C for 500 hours. Using the Larson Miller parameter approach, the damage accumulated for each loading step is calculated and summed to a total of 0.807, which is less than 1, indicating the component can withstand the described loading.

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    The document describes an exercise involving calculating creep damage accumulated by a steel component undergoing various time and temperature loading steps. The component is made of AISI 601 steel under a constant tensile stress of 100 MPa. It is subjected to loading at 650°C for 1000 hours, 550°C for 1000 hours, 600°C for 500 hours, and 580°C for 500 hours. Using the Larson Miller parameter approach, the damage accumulated for each loading step is calculated and summed to a total of 0.807, which is less than 1, indicating the component can withstand the described loading.

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    R.

    Sesana – DIMEAS Thermal Machines and Structural Mechanics 2021-22

    Exercise 7 - CREEP

    EXERCISE 1
    A component made of steel AISI 601 undergoes a constant tensile stress 100 MPa and it operates for 3000
    hours with the following loading steps:
    1- 1000 hours @ 650 °C
    2- 1000 hours @ 550 °C
    3- 500 hours @ 600 °C
    4- 500 hours @ 580 °C.
    AISI 601 steel, undergoing constant stress of 100 MPa, collapses after 1000 hours @ 700 °C and in 10000
    hours @ 550 °C. Calculate the damage accumulated in the component after the described loading steps
    and say whether it can resist or not.

    [𝐷 = ∑"!#$ 𝐷! = 0,807 < 1]

    Solution
    Creep material characterization

    𝑇% = 700°𝐶 = 973,15𝐾 𝑡% = 1000 ℎ𝑜𝑢𝑟𝑠


    𝑇& = 600°𝐶 = 873,15𝐾 𝑡& = 10000 ℎ𝑜𝑢𝑟𝑠

    Larson Miller parameters calculation: C and P

    𝑃 = 𝑇(𝐶 + log 𝑡)

    𝑇& log 𝑡& − 𝑇% log 𝑡%


    𝐶= = 5,7315
    𝑇% − 𝑇&
    𝑃 = 𝑇& (𝐶 + log 𝑡& ) = 8497

    𝑃 = 𝑇!' (𝐶 + log 𝑡(! )


    )
    " +,
    𝑡(! = 10*!

    Ti’ [°C] Ti’ [K] ti’ [hours] 𝑡(! [hours] 𝐷! = 𝑡𝑖’ /𝑡(!
    1 650 923,15 1000 2971 0,337
    2 550 823,15 1000 39004 0,026
    3 600 873,15 500 10000 0,050
    4 580 853,15 500 16910 0,030

    Accumulated damage calculation

    𝐷 = E 𝐷! = 0,442 < 1 → the component survives


    ∀!

    R. Sesana - DIMEAS 1

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