GONG Xuhui, XUE Gang, LI Chong, GAO Zhenpeng. Effect of Impact Energy on ESSO Test Results[J]. Development and Application of Materials, 2019, 34(4): 1-3,8. DOI: 10.19515/j.cnki.1003-1545.2019.04.001
Citation:
GONG Xuhui, XUE Gang, LI Chong, GAO Zhenpeng. Effect of Impact Energy on ESSO Test Results[J]. Development and Application of Materials, 2019, 34(4): 1-3,8. DOI: 10.19515/j.cnki.1003-1545.2019.04.001
GONG Xuhui, XUE Gang, LI Chong, GAO Zhenpeng. Effect of Impact Energy on ESSO Test Results[J]. Development and Application of Materials, 2019, 34(4): 1-3,8. DOI: 10.19515/j.cnki.1003-1545.2019.04.001
Citation:
GONG Xuhui, XUE Gang, LI Chong, GAO Zhenpeng. Effect of Impact Energy on ESSO Test Results[J]. Development and Application of Materials, 2019, 34(4): 1-3,8. DOI: 10.19515/j.cnki.1003-1545.2019.04.001
Temperature-gradient ESSO tests with different impact energies were carried out on EH47 hull steel with thickness of 90 mm to evaluate the effect of impact energy.Results indicate that-10℃ crack arrest toughness under the minimum impact energy is consistent with that obtained by double tension test, while-10℃ crack arrest toughness under maximum impact energy according to WES:2815-2014 is obviously lower than the former two results. It is suggested that the minimum impact energy should be chosen in ESSO test.