The steel damageability simulation under random loading by the power, energetical and strain fracture criterions

Савкин, А. Н.; Sedov, Alexander; Андроник, А. В.

doi:10.3311/ppme.7057

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“…The problem of summation of fatigue damages in a structural material under variable average stresses is a subject of many studies [1][2][3][4][5][6]. It is the case mainly due to the fact that the linear summation based on the Palmgren-Miner hypothesis (which cannot be physically justified) quite often gives an erroneous prediction of the lifespan of structural elements.…”

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Analysis of Fatigue Damage Accumulation in Structural Materials under Quasi-Random Load

Миронов

Ogorelkov

Lukashuk

2020

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The spectrum of stresses at a hazardous point on bearing metal structures of mining, road-building and transporting machines, as a rule, is random by nature. Objective complexity of the fatigue process and variety of fatigue crack nucleation mechanisms are the main causes of errors in prediction of their lifespan, along with an experimentally untestable hypothesis of linear summation of damages. The method of complete stress-strain diagrams uses a representative parameter of the fatigue process, selected in accordance with the results of testing, carried out on trained thin specimens of a specific material. The summation of fatigue damages is based on experimental kinematic curves, whose intersection with a load vector is used as a criterion of fatigue failure. It is shown that the approach proposed to calculate the lifespan gives certain advantages, as far as individual properties of the material are concerned, and when it comes to describing the kinetics of the fatigue process and determining the limiting state of the material in a structure.

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