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Biaxial expansion due to compression experiments for measuring the failure strain of tubular samples

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Abstract The failure strain of a tube is a function of the biaxial strain ratio (axial strain/hoop strain) to which it is subjected. The relationship between failure strain and the strain ratio can be determined experimentally using expansion due to compression tests with a tensile load (EDCT), in which a ductile pellet placed inside the tube is compressed axially so it expands in diameter and imposes a hoop strain on the tube. At the same time, a tensile load on the ends of the tube creates an axial strain. This study investigates the capabilities and limitations of EDCT tests using two devices that allow experiments to be performed on a standard tensile testing machine. The first device applies an axial force on the ends of the sample, and the second device applies an axial displacement. Tests on zirconium alloy tubes confirmed that the failure strain is dependent on the strain ratio and the metallurgical state of the material. EDCT tests can produce a range of strain ratios, but there is an upper limit on the strain ratio that can be obtained, and it is dependent on the plastic behaviour of the sample and the friction conditions between the components.
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hal-04195533 , version 1 (04-09-2023)

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Matthew Bono, Ahmed Zouari, T. Le Jolu, D. Le Boulch, H. Tabouret, et al.. Biaxial expansion due to compression experiments for measuring the failure strain of tubular samples. Strain, 2023, ⟨10.1111/str.12462⟩. ⟨hal-04195533⟩
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