2023
DOI: 10.1007/s40544-022-0730-6
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A modified model of Lundberg-Palmgren rolling contact fatigue formula considering the effects of surface treatments

Abstract: The Lundberg—Palmgren (L—P) fatigue life formula, as a statistical fatigue theory, has been widely used in the industry. However, its direct applicability is limited to the components treated by surface strengthening technologies. Rolling contact fatigue tests and surface integrity measurements of American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) 9310 rollers with several surface treatments were performed to address this issue. Based on these results, a modified L—P fatigue model was proposed, enabling the consideratio… Show more

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“…The current design of rolling bearings still relies heavily on widely studied theories of fatigue life theories, such as the Weibull distribution method [4,5] obtained through a large number of fatigue tests, the Lundberg-Palmgren method [6,7] by constructing the equivalent load of the inner and outer raceway, and the ISO standard method [8] developed on the basis of the Lundberg-Palmgren method; however, there are few methods which combine time-varying reliability design. Time-varying reliability design can reflect the load variation and time-varying response during the service process of specific products [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The current design of rolling bearings still relies heavily on widely studied theories of fatigue life theories, such as the Weibull distribution method [4,5] obtained through a large number of fatigue tests, the Lundberg-Palmgren method [6,7] by constructing the equivalent load of the inner and outer raceway, and the ISO standard method [8] developed on the basis of the Lundberg-Palmgren method; however, there are few methods which combine time-varying reliability design. Time-varying reliability design can reflect the load variation and time-varying response during the service process of specific products [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%