Hiroto Shoji
Osaka University
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Welding in The World | 2014
Yasuhito Takashima; Tatsuya Nishi; Hiroto Shoji; Mitsuru Ohata; Fumiyoshi Minami
An evaluation of Charpy impact toughness of the weld metal for laser beam welds is often impossible due to occurrence of fracture path deviation (FPD) from the weld metal into base steel. Therefore, the improved toughness evaluation method using side-grooved specimen instead of normal specimen has been suggested for preventing FPD. However, for a pre-qualification of the toughness of laser welds, the toughness value obtained with side-grooved specimen should be corrected to the toughness value of normal Charpy specimen. In this study, the method for correction of side-grooved Charpy energy for laser welds to normal Charpy impact toughness suggested by Hagihara et al. (Q J Jpn Weld Soc 25: 165–172, 2007) is advanced by means of FE analysis with focus on the deformation behaviors associated with strength mismatch. Furthermore, the distinctive strength mismatch of laser welds on lateral contraction of Charpy specimen has been analyzed by means of the Weibull stress approach. The applicability of the advanced engineering method is demonstrated by comparing experimental result, whereas the further verification should be accumulated.
International Journal of Fracture | 2015
Hiroto Shoji; Mitsuru Ohata; Fumiyoshi Minami
The purpose of this study is to propose a method to correlate micro-structural characteristics of two-phase steel with structural performance in terms of ductile crack growth resistance (R-curve). For this purpose, a meso-scopic simulation method is proposed to predict two types of ductile properties of two-phase steel that control the R-curve from micro-structural characteristics. The R-curve of three-point bend specimen with fatigue pre-crack predicted by a macro-scopic simulation method that we have proposed, in which these two types of ductile properties obtained by the proposed meso-scopic methods are implemented, is in good agreement with experimental result.
Tetsu To Hagane-journal of The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan | 2013
Mitsuru Ohata; Hiroto Shoji; Fumiyoshi Minami
Tetsu To Hagane-journal of The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan | 2014
Hiroto Shoji; Mitsuru Ohata; Fumiyoshi Minami
Procedia Materials Science | 2014
Mitsuru Ohata; Shugo Masai; Hiroto Shoji; Yasuhito Imai; Hiroyuki Motohashi; Fumiyoshi Minami
Procedia Manufacturing | 2018
Takashi Matsuno; Hiroto Shoji; Mitsuru Ohata
Quarterly Journal of The Japan Welding Society | 2017
Naoki Mukai; Houichi Kitano; Daisuke Abe; Tomo Ogura; Hiroto Shoji
Quarterly Journal of The Japan Welding Society | 2017
Mitsuru Ohata; Hiroto Shoji; Seiichiro Tsutsumi; Tomokazu Sano
Quarterly Journal of The Japan Welding Society | 2015
Hiroto Shoji; Keiichi Hino; Mitsuru Ohata; Yasuhiro Shinohara; Fumiyoshi Minami
Procedia Materials Science | 2014
Hiroto Shoji; Mitsuru Ohata; Fumiyoshi Minami