2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfailanal.2019.06.068
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Thermo-mechanical fatigue of SiMo 4.06 turbocharger turbine housing: Damage operator approach

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“…Dengan air yang jatuh pada ketinggian penuh, casing turbin dapat dibuat dari besi, lembaran logam atau bahan lainnya tergantung pada kemampuan pembuangan airnya [82].…”
Section: Rumah Turbin (House Casing)unclassified
“…Dengan air yang jatuh pada ketinggian penuh, casing turbin dapat dibuat dari besi, lembaran logam atau bahan lainnya tergantung pada kemampuan pembuangan airnya [82].…”
Section: Rumah Turbin (House Casing)unclassified
“…Throughout its service life, the exhaust manifold is expected to endure severe repeated thermal cycles under harsh operating conditions, including start-up, stop, and full load phases of the internal combustion engine. [4][5][6][7][8] Especially, with the continuous development of modern internal combustion engines in the direction of high performance and high power density, the thermal load on the exhaust manifold also increases, and it is unreasonable to only consider the mechanical load. 9 Thus, it is extremely difficult to reasonably calculate the fatigue life of the exhaust manifold under complex conditions before computers became popular.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, improved energy dissipation damage models have been proposed and considered, such as the Ostergren energy model 24 and the statistical probabilistic damage model. 25 Due to the influence of cyclically varying temperature and mean stress on TMF damage, Bartošák et al 26 proposed a damage operator approach considering the critical plane model and carried out continuous damage calculations. It is worth noting that these energy-based damage models assume that the damage between isothermal strain cycles is stable, and the uniaxial isothermal material test determines the fatigue lifetime.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%