Abstract
The age-hardenable Ni-Fe–based superalloy IN718 exhibits a dual-slope Coffin–Manson (C-M) relationship during low-cycle fatigue (LCF). Effort was made to eliminate the dual-slope C-M relationship by introducing prior deformation. Peak-aged (PA) material was subjected to different degrees of cold reduction, and its LCF behavior was examined. Cold rolling is found to be highly effective in eliminating the dual slope and enhancing the fatigue life at low strain amplitudes. Cold rolling coupled with stress relieving (SR) treatment is found to further improve the fatigue life. The role of texture on the observed LCF behavior is analyzed and found to have no significant effect.
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