Notch stress factor of welded thick-walled tubular dragline joints by effective notch stress method

Pang, Neme Lung; Zhao, Xiao Ling; Mashiri, Fidelis Rutendo; Dayawansa, Peduru Hewa; Price, J. W.

doi:10.1201/9780203734964-10

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“…The difficulty in modeling escalates significantly when the welded joint entails a complex topology (e.g., for tubular joints). The limited attempts reported in the literature for the effective notch stress computation in tubular joints employ typically a two‐step sub‐modeling approach. The first step involves the analysis of a global 3‐D shell model to determine the critical location near the welded joint.…”

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An extrapolation method to determine the effective notch stress in welded joints

Pradana

Qian

Swaddiwudhipong

2015

Fatigue Fract Eng Mat Struct

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This paper presents the development of an extrapolation method to estimate the notch stress in welded steel joints, in line with the effective notch stress concept described in the International Institute of Welding guideline. The proposed approach provides a convenient method to determine the local notch stress at the weld toes without the need to model a finite notch radius as required in engineering guidelines, which creates significant modeling challenges in the numerical procedure, especially for 3‐D joints with a complex topology. An experimental study validates the feasibility of this extrapolation method through strain measurements on cruciform joints. The numerical study then investigates two types of welded connections: (1) cruciform joints with full‐penetration welds and (2) tube‐to‐plate joints. The proposed extrapolation method provides accurate effective notch stress estimations on both joint types, compared with the effective notch stress calculated following the mesh requirement in the existing guidelines.

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confidence: 99%