论文信息 - Application of cleavage characteristic stress theory to low-temperature brittleness evaluation of structural steel : a review

Application of cleavage characteristic stress theory to low-temperature brittleness evaluation of structural steel : a review

Abstract Some applications of cleavage characteristic stress theory to low-temperature brittleness evaluation of structural steel are reviewed. Based on this theory, two basic characteristic parameters, a characteristic transition temperature and a characteristic crack (notch) size of low-temperature brittleness, were recommended as a double-parameter evaluation of low-temperature brittleness of structural steel.

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