| 英文摘要 |
The objective of this project is to study the corrosion fatigue crack propagation (CFCP) behaviors of AISI 4130 steels under random loading. Electrolytic hydrogen charging environment was used in all tests. In addition to experiment evaluation, a cheap and accurate fatigue system under random loading has been established. In future work, statistical models to provide a potential tool for corrosion fatigue life prediction will be establishe. When fatigue-tested in hydrogen charging environment, the FCP rate was accelerated as compared by that tested in air, regardless of types of amplitude. The fatigue life of hydrogen charged specimens tested under random loading was longer than that of specimens tested under a constant amplitude, because of an average lower amplitude appeared in random loading. |