Results for CHAL-AMB2018-01-RS: Part Residual Strains
Energy-dispersive X-ray diffraction measurements
1. Overview
Energy dispersive diffraction experiments were conducted for an IN625 specimen on the ID1A3 beamline at the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS). The incident X-ray beam was masked to a 0.25 mm × 0.25 mm cross-section by a pair of incident beam slits. The beam was diffracted through two sets of slits with a fixed 2θ angle of 9.18°. The multiple slit geometry results in a ‘rhomboidal’ shaped diffraction volume of 0.25 mm × 1.5 mm × 0.25 mm, where the long dimension is along the y dimension of the sample. Diffraction data were collected over the X-Z plane at the mid-point in y. The measurement locations for the lattice strains are illustrated in Figure 1.
2. Summary Results
Figure 2 shows the lattice strain components of the strain along the (a) build direction (z), (b) the longitudinal strain (x), (c) the z-x strain at 45o and (d) the shear strain (γxz). The γxz was calculated by using the equation γxz = 1/2 (εxx + εzz) - εzx.
3. Data Files
The lattice strain components along the X, Z and the Z-X at 45o for the IN625 specimen are presented in a data table as a tab-delimited text file. The text file contains six columns, indicating the X position, the Z position, the εxx, the εzz, the εzx(at 45o) and the γxz. The X and Z positions indicate the location (in mm) of the center of the measurement gauge volume, with the origin set at the bottom left corner of the X-Z plane. This data file and figures showing all measured strain components are available through the NIST Configurable Data Curation System at ambench.nist.gov. A direct link to the synchrotron X-ray data and metadata is here.