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FATIGUE & FRACTURE OF ENGINEERING MATERIALS & STRUCTURES
卷 29, 期 3, 页码 191-199出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/j.1460-2695.2005.00985.x
关键词
cumulative fatigue damage; fatigue life prediction; multiaxial fatigue
Fatigue tests were conducted on S45C steel under fully reversed strain control conditions with axial/torsional ( at) and torsional/ axial ( ta) loading sequences. The linear damage value (n(1)/N-1 + n(2)/N-2) was found to depend on the sequence of loading mode ( at or ta), sequence of strain amplitude (low/high or high/low) and life fraction spent in the first loading. In general, at loading yields larger damage values than ta loading and the low - high sequence of equivalent strain leads to larger damage values than the high - low sequence. The material exhibits cyclic softening under axial cyclic strain. Cyclic hardening occurs in the torsion part of ta loading, which elevates the axial stress in the subsequent loading, causing more damage than in pure axial fatigue at the same strain amplitude. Fatigue life is predicted based on the linear damage rule, the double linear damage rule, the damage curve approach and the plastic work model of Morrow. Results show that overly conservative lives are obtained by these models for at loading while overestimation of life is more likely for ta loading. A modified damage curve method is proposed to account for the load sequence effect, for which predicted lives are found to lie in the factor-2 scatter band from experimental lives.
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