Abstract
High strength steels have been shown to fail by a ductile fracture process which includes void nucleation, growth, and linking by coalescence and void sheeting. Since the voids are thought to nucleate at MnS inclusions and initial void nucleating strains are considered small, some relationship between the inclusion spatial distribution and the initial void spatial distribution appears reasonable. The initial void spatial distribution is desired for improved models of void growth and coalescence behavior. This paper reports on the density, and size and spatial distributions of MnS inclusions in an HY-100 steel.
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