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  • EnvironmentallyAssistedCracking

    (CorrosionEngineering)

  • EnvironmentallyAssistedCrackingLectureOutline Stresscorrosioncracking

    CrackInitiation CrackGrowth MetallurgicalEffects ElectrochemicalEffects TypicalSCCMaterials

    HydrogenInducedCracking SourcesofHydrogen

    CorrosionFatigue TestMethodstoexamineEAC FractureMechanics MechanismsforEAC

  • TypesofCorrosion

    Uniform Galvaniccorrosion Crevicecorrosion Pittingcorrosion Intergranularcorrosion Selectiveleaching Erosioncorrosionandfretting Environmentallyinducedcracking Hydrogendamage

  • EnvironmentallyInducedCrackingDefinition

    Brittlemechanicalfailuresthatresultsfromthesynergismbetweentensilestressandacorrosiveenvironment Stresscorrosioncracking(SCC) CorrosionFatigue Hydrogeninducedcracking MetalInducedEmbrittlement

  • StressCorrosionCracking

    Stresscorrosioncrackingistypicallydefinedasafailurethatoccurswhenyouhaveasusceptiblematerialthatissimultaneouslyexposedtoarelativelylowconstanttensilestressinanaggressiveenvironment

  • ExampleofSCC

    Surfacecracksonstainlesssteelexposedtoseawater

    Intergranularandtransgranularcrackson

    stainlesssteelexposedtoseawater

  • SCCTextbook

  • BasicSCCphenomenology(CrackInitiation)

    Crackinitiationdoesnotnecessaryoccurallthetimefromsmoothsurface Machiningmarks Fatiguecracks

    Crackscaninitiatefromcorrosionpitsorcrevicecorrosion,orintergranularcorrosion

    Thetransitiondependsupontheoriginaldefectshape

  • BasicSCCphenomenology(CrackGrowth)

    Typicallythereisalackofmacroscopicdeformationandabsenceofgeneralcorrosion

    Crackbranchingandsecondarycracksaretypical

    IntergranularfracturesurfacesproducedbySCCaresmooth

    Transgranularexhibitnumerousfinescalefeaturedsuchasserratedsteps

  • SCC MetallurgicalEffects Puremetalstendtobeless

    susceptibletoSCCthanalloys,butcanstillundergocracking Copperinammonia

    AlloycompositionandmicrostructurehavealargeeffectonSCCresistance Especiallyaroundgrain

    boundaries Generaltrendisthat

    increasingSCCsusceptibilitywithincreasingstrength

  • SCC MetallurgicalEffects

    Grainboundarymorphology(andsize)canhaveamajoreffectonSCCsusceptibility ElongatedgrainboundarycanleadtoreducedSCCresistance

    Coldworkcanalsoaffectthesusceptibilityofmaterials

  • SCCElectrochemicalEffects

  • SCCElectrochemicalEffectsExamplesP.MScott.2000

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(StainlessSteel)

    Proseketal.2009

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(StainlessSteel)

  • FerricstainlesssteelsaregenerallymoreresistanttoSCCthanausteniticSS,howeverwhensmallamountsofnickelisaddedtheycanbecomesusceptible

    DuplexstainlesssteelaregenerallyalsomoreresistanttoSCCcomparedtotheausteniticstainlesssteels.However,theyarenottotallyimmune

    TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(StainlessSteel)

    AlShamarietal.2009

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(CarbonSteel)

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(NickelAlloys)

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(CopperAlloys)

    Wetaeratedenvironmentscontainingsmallquantitiesofammonium,nitrites,andnitratesledtoSCCincopper SCCinitiatedatshallow

    pitswherethepassivelayerofCuOhadbeendestroyed

    Brasscartridgecasesin1920crackedfromhighresidualstressesandtraceamountsofammonia

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(Aluminum)

    Extensivelyusedinaircraft Mostcommonalloystocrackare2xxx,7xxx,and5xxxseries

    Susceptibletohumidair,seawater,andpotablewater

  • TypicalSCCMaterialEnvironmentCombinations(Titanium)

    Titanium(Ti)isverycorrosionresistant

    Tiusuallysuffersfromenvironmentallyinducedcrackingfromhydrogenembrittlement

    Formationofhydridesembrittlethematerial

  • HydrogenInducedCracking

    Damagingeffectsfromhydrogenisaphenomenaknownashydrogenembrittlementorhydrogeninducedcracking

    HICisrelevanttoSCCashydrogenisgeneratedatcracktipsinaqueousenvironments

    Numeroustypesofhydrogenembrittlementprocesses Concentrationofhydrogeninregionsofthemetal Hydrideformation

  • SourcesofHydrogen Solutionsusedtocleanandapplyprotectivecoatings

    Weldinginmoistatmospheres Heattreatmentinhydrogenbearingatmospheres

    Cathodicprotection Aqueoushydrogensulfide(OilandGasIndustry)

    Corrosionprocess Highpressuregaseoushydrogen(fuel)

  • HydrogenInducedCracking

  • CorrosionFatigueCracking

    CorrosionfatigueissimilartoSCCinthattheenvironmentenhancesthecrackgrowth

    Crackscangrowbycyclingofcrackfront

    ASMEcodeisbasedonfatiguecrackgrowthinair needtoapplysomeenvironmentalfactor

    Argonne.2011

  • CorrosionFatigueCracking

    Crackgrowthratepercycletypicallyincreaseswithlowerfrequency

    Increasingtheratio,R,ofminimumtothemaximumstresstendstodecreasethecrackgrowthpercycle

  • TestingMethods

    ConstantDeformationTests SustainedLoadTests SlowStrainRateTesting CorrosionFatigueTesting

  • ConstantDeformationTests Ubendtestsareusedto

    measurecrackinitiationsusceptibility Largestressandstrainmuch

    greaterthanyieldstress CRingandbentbeamareused

    tomeasurecrackinitiationsusceptibility Canapplymuchlessstressand

    measuredappliedstressstrain(straingauges)

    Techniqueusedependsuponformofmaterial(i.e.plateorpipe)

    Tensilespecimensallowgreatestcontrolofappliedstressstrainbecauseoftheknowngeometry

    Mainproblemisthatwhencracksgrow,appliedloaddrops

  • ConstantLoadTests SustainedLoadTestsalso

    examinecrackinitiation CanusespringloadedCring ProvingRingsaretypically

    usedwithtensilesamples Deadweightloadshavebeen

    usedbutmuchmorebulksodifficulttouseexceptforsimplesolutiontests.

    DifferencebetweenConstantLoadvs.ConstantDeformationisthatduringConstantLoadtests,stressincreaseswithcrackgrowth

  • SlowStrainRateTests SlowStrainRate(SSR)testingor

    constantelongationratetensile(CERT)testingisusedtoexamineSCCsusceptibilitybetweenalloysorenvironments

    Strainrateusedwillprovidedifferentresultssoneedtochoosestrainratecarefully Minimizetimefortestandprovide

    accuratesusceptibilitycharacterization

    Typicallyexamineparametersinenvironmentdividedbyparametersinair Closerthevalueisto1,less

    susceptibletoSCC TimetoFailure Ductility Reductioninarea Yieldstrength %SCConfracturesurface

  • TestingMethods

    FatiguePrecracksampleinairandthenexposetoenvironmentofinterest

    Applycyclicload R=Smin/Smax Rcangofrom1to1

    Comparecrackgrowthrateinenvironmenttoinair

    Examinefracturesurfaceforenvironmentaleffects

    WhatwouldanRof1mean?

    WhatwouldanRof1mean?

    WhatwouldanRof0mean?

  • FractureMechanicsTesting

    TypicaltestingisconductedusingmodeI KIc isthevaluetypicallyconsideredbecauseitislowerthanothermodes

    CrackswillgrowbelowKIC whenitissusceptibletoSCC

  • MechanismsofSCC

    HydrogenEmbrittlement AdsorptionInducedCleavage FilmRupture FilmInducedCleavage

  • HydrogenEmbrittlement

    Hydrogenweakensinteratomicbondsandfacilitatesdecohesion

    Hydrogenfacilitatesdislocationactivityintheplasticzoneaheadofcrackpromotingcrackgrowthbyslipmicrovoidcoalescence

  • AdsorptionInducedCleavage

    Similartohydrogeninductedcrackingthisisspeculatedforaggressiveions

    Aggressiveionsweakenbondingbetweenadjacentatomsatcracktip.

  • FilmruptureorSlipDissolution Mostwidelycited

    mechanism Basedonruptureof

    protectivefilmbyslipbandsthatintersectcracktip

    Dissolutionalonggrainboundariesorlowindexcrystalplanes

    Filmmayreformandprocessstartsagainorsurfacemaycontinuetobefilmfree

  • FilminducedCleavage Filminducedcleavage

    includesrepeatedsequencesof: formationofan

    environmentallyinducedbrittlefilmatcracktip

    Rapidbrittlefractureofthefilm

    Continuationofthefractureintotheunderlyingsubstrate/metal

    Crackarrestandblunting

  • LectureReview Stresscorrosioncrackingisthefailuremodethatoccurswhen

    youhaveasusceptiblematerial,inanaggressiveenvironment,withlowconstanttensileload Crackinitiationcanoccuratmachinemarks,fatiguecracks,pits,or

    intergranularcorrosion Crackgrowthcanoccurinvariousformsincludingintergranularfracture

    andtransgranularfracture Metallurgicaleffectscanincreasesusceptibility(weldedregionstendto

    beweakpoints) Materialstendtobesusceptibleinvariouselectrochemicalpotential

    ranges(outsiderangenocrackingmayoccur) HydrogenInducedCrackingoccurswhenhydrogenembrittle

    materialthatleadstofailureatlowerstresses Environmentleadstoanenhancedeffectoncorrosionfatigue

    crackgrowthrate

  • LectureReview

    VarioustestmethodstoexamineEACincludingconstantdeformation,sustainedloads,slowstrainrate,andcorrosionfatigue

    Environmenttypicallydecreasesthestressintensityvaluewherecrackswillbegintopropagate

    MechanismsforEACincludehydrogenembrittlement,adsorptioninducedcleavage,filmrupture,andfilminducedcleavage