2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2012.08.015
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Three-dimensional simulation of fretting crack nucleation and growth

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“…Further adding to this distinction, cracks nucleating from fretting fatigue typically grow normal to the contact surface and exist in elastic stress fields [13]. Thus, modeling techniques based on the fundamentals of LEFM have been previously used [8], [18] to successfully simulate crack growth for fretting fatigue applications.…”
Section: Rotorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Further adding to this distinction, cracks nucleating from fretting fatigue typically grow normal to the contact surface and exist in elastic stress fields [13]. Thus, modeling techniques based on the fundamentals of LEFM have been previously used [8], [18] to successfully simulate crack growth for fretting fatigue applications.…”
Section: Rotorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 'θ' and 'r' are the polar coordinates for angular and radial locations measured from the crack tip. For Mode I loading, in a 'K-dominated' region, the stress field in any linear elastic isotropic cracked body can be expressed through (18), where f ij (θ) is determined through complex stress functions depending on the geometry of the structure. In the equation, the leading term is dominant, and as such the stresses are proportional to 1/√r close to the crack tip in the singularity dominated zone.…”
Section: Stress Intensity Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Operator LIMIT-TO z opcją EXACTKEYWORD ogranicza przeszukiwanie do publikacji opisanych wybranym słowem kluczowym. Przedstawiona wyżej przykładowa kwerenda obejmuje podstawowe przyczyny uszkodzeń łopatek turbin:  korozja (corrosion) [19,20,31,33,37] …;  pęknięcia (cracks) [1,2,13,24,25] …;  pełzanie (creep) [29,30,32,34] …;  erozja (erosion) [14,21,28,40] …;  zmęczenie (fatigue) [15,16,18,22] …; oraz metody badawcze:  badania eksperymentalne (experimental investigations) [12,15,23,38] …;  analiza uszkodzeń (failure analysis) [24,26,27,36] …;  badania nieniszczące (nondestructive examination) [4,17,35] … W zależności od liczności zbioru wyszukanych publikacji dalsza analiza może być przeprowadzona przez eksperta bezpośrednio lub z wykorzystaniem aplikacji bibliograficznych (np. Mendeley lub EndNote).…”
Section: Analiza Statystyczna Publikacji Zawartych W Bazie Scopus (Dounclassified
“…Fretting testing is essential in designing admissible loads and also to validate different modelling approaches. Experimental fretting tests can be classified into: (1) full or small scale replication of the actual fretting configuration, as experienced by the in-service component, and (2) idealised test layout where the contact is accurately controlled [12,13]. Examples of component testing have been presented by Golden et al [4,14] regarding the dovetail interface, by Bertini et al [9] and Alfredsson [10] regarding shrink-fit connection, and Azevedo et al [15] regarding cable clamping, as well as others for different applications.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Examples of fretting fatigue include the dovetail interface of turbomachinery [1][2][3][4] and the shrink-fit (tubular or cylindrical) connection [5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Fretting testing is essential in designing admissible loads and also to validate different modelling approaches.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%