The Role of Cavitation in Creep-Fatigue Interaction
Rolf Sandström
Abstract:There are many empirical models for the development of creep and fatigue damage. The perhaps most well-known ones are Robison’s and Miner’s damage summation rules. They are based on the mechanical behavior during monotonous and cyclic loading. To improve the accuracy of the damage assessment, it is important to analyze the changes in the microstructure as well, not least the cavitation. To describe cyclic loading, special empirical models have often been used in the past, some with numerous adjustable paramete… Show more
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