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Brittle fracture of Fe –2.2% Si slab - Fractography
Figure 1: Brittle fracture of a silicon electrical steel slab during mill handling. The slab measured 8.5-inch thick x 41-inch wide (21.6-cm x 104-cm).
Figure 2: Coarse columnar grain structure of the Fe –2.2% Si electrical steel slab, etched with nital. The rolling direction is vertical.
Figure 3: Charpy V-notch impact strength curves demonstrate the brittle nature of Fe –Si steels.
Defect name: No data.
Record No.: 2262
Type of defect (Internal/Surface): Internal, surface
Defect classification: Fractography
Steel name: Steel
Steel composition in weight %: No data.
Note: Brittle fractures suggest that the design, manufacture or materials quality were improper for the safe use of the part.
Reference: Not shown in this demonstration version.