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Low cycle fatigue properties of polycrystalline γ-γ′ Ni-based superalloys are dependent on many factors such as temperature, environment, grain size and distribution of the strengthening phases. Under LCF conditions at intermediate temperatures, an intergranular crack initiation could be observed. In this paper we propose to analyze the local conditions favouring such an intergranular cracking mode considering the high strength C&W UdimetTM720 Li alloy, widely used for manufacturing high pressure turbine disk for aeroengine applications. Tensile and fatigue tests were performed in air in the 20–465 ∘C range of temperature on micro-samples in order to focus on plasticity and damage processes developed near grain boundaries. A special attention was paid on the slip transfer between neighbouring grains taking into account their local crystallographic orientations. In some specific crystallographic configurations, small zones were detected at the tip of slip bands presenting an intense elastic/plastic activity. Although they are limited in size, they are associated to local crystalline rotations. High levels of local strain/stress were also evaluated in these volumes using an EBSD pattern cross correlation technique. The development of such specific zones was investigated at different stages of the tensile and LCF behaviour and was identified as leading to micro-cracks initiation for both solicitation modes

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Toward a better understanding of strain incompatibilities at grain boundaries in the analysis of fatigue crack initiation at low temperature in the Udimet<sup><i>TM</i></sup>720 Li superalloy

Toward a better understanding of strain incompatibilities at grain boundaries in the analysis of fatigue crack initiation at low temperature in the UdimetTM720 Li superalloy

Toward a better understanding of strain incompatibilities at grain boundaries in the analysis of fatigue crack initiation at low temperature in the Udimet^TM720 Li superalloy