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    This document discusses microstructural alterations in materials under Hertzian fatigue. It first discusses martensite decay under moderately high Hertzian stress. It then examines the morphology of classic subsurface-initiated macropitting, noting the typical features such as the macropit entry and exit points, and cracks forming at the depth of maximum shear stress. The document also looks at the morphology of butterflies and irregular wear and erosion areas.

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    This document discusses microstructural alterations in materials under Hertzian fatigue. It first discusses martensite decay under moderately high Hertzian stress. It then examines the morphology of classic subsurface-initiated macropitting, noting the typical features such as the macropit entry and exit points, and cracks forming at the depth of maximum shear stress. The document also looks at the morphology of butterflies and irregular wear and erosion areas.

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    This document discusses microstructural alterations in materials under Hertzian fatigue. It first discusses martensite decay under moderately high Hertzian stress. It then examines the morphology of classic subsurface-initiated macropitting, noting the typical features such as the macropit entry and exit points, and cracks forming at the depth of maximum shear stress. The document also looks at the morphology of butterflies and irregular wear and erosion areas.

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    Day2 Sessioniii 3a Geartech Errichello

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    This document discusses microstructural alterations in materials under Hertzian fatigue. It first discusses martensite decay under moderately high Hertzian stress. It then examines the morphology of classic subsurface-initiated macropitting, noting the typical features such as the macropit entry and exit points, and cracks forming at the depth of maximum shear stress. The document also looks at the morphology of butterflies and irregular wear and erosion areas.

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    Microstructural Alterations in

    Hertzian Fatigue

    Robert Errichello, GEARTECH

    Martensite Decay Under

    Moderately High Hertzian

    Stress

    Classic Subsurface-Initiated

    Macropitting

    Subsurface Orthogonal Shear Stress, o

    o
    yo
    zo

    = 0.256po = maximum alternating orthogonal shear stress (basis of L-P theory)


    = 0.85b = locations of o
    = -0.50b = depth of o

    2o = 0.512po = range of o
    8

    Subsurface
    Maximum Shear
    Stress

    Morphology of Classic Subsurface-Initiated Macropitting

    F
    D

    A- Macropit entry (end first reached by roller)


    B- Origin located at inclusions at depth of max orthogonal shear stress o
    C- Typical near-radial branch cracks
    D- Serration on crater bottom formed by change in crack direction
    E- Macropit bottom consisting of series of cracks at depth of max shear stress 45
    F- Macropit exit formed by crack rising in the rolling direction at 30

    Ref: T.E. Tallian, Failure Atlas for Hertz Contact Machine Elements, ASME, 1999.
    11

    Morphology of Butterflies

    20

    Morphology of IrWEAs & WECs

    30

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