Caracterización mecánica y microestructural de acero naval sometido a cargas dinámicas por explosión
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acero ASTM A 131 grado A, explosiones, deformación plástica, ensayos destructivos, ensayos no destructivos, paneles navalesResumen
El trabajo presenta la caracterización mecánica y microestructural de láminas de acero ASTM A 131 grado A que conforman paneles navales (láminas reforzadas con relaciones de aspecto l/b definidas), realizada mediante ensayos destructivos, para establecer la respuesta mecánica de estructuras navales sometidas a ese tipo de cargas. Se hicieron mediciones de microdureza, tamaño de grano y ensayos de tensión a especímenes del material antes y después del impacto. El material impactado fue seleccionado de paneles estructurales sometidos a explosiones controladas cercanas generadas con cargas de 250 g de pentolita, dispuestas a distancias predeterminadas. Para la caracterización se rechazaron paneles con la presencia de fisuras. Se presentaron variaciones importantes en microdureza y características mecánicas, sin embargo, no se observaron cambios microestructurales en tamaño de grano que fueran significativos.Descargas
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