The stress strain behavior of a Fe Ni Cr alloy during in phase and out of phase tests under conditions synchronizing thermal cycling with mechanical cycling has been studied by using a specially designed thermal cycling unit. The curves of cycling stress strain, and temperature versus time indicate that the thermomechanical cycling softening phenomenon occurring in the higher-temperature region close to the maximum thermal cycling temperature, is a common characteristic under thermomechanicalcycling in-phase and out-of-phase superposition tests. However, a difference in behavior between in-phase and out-of-phase is evident. The tests show that the thermomechanical cycling softening occurred in the tensile strain range for in-phase testing and occurred in the compressive strain range for out-of-phase.
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