Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction

A new computational method derived from Papuga PCr multiaxial criterion is presented in the paper. While the PCr criterion is suitable for a comparison of a local multiaxial loading with a fatigue limit, the PCF criterion derived is focused on computation within a finite life. Its use is intended fo...

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Main Authors: Růžička M., Papuga J., Hrubý Z., Doubrava K.
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Language:English
Published: University of West Bohemia 2007-11-01
Series:Applied and Computational Mechanics
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Online Access:http://www.kme.zcu.cz/acm/old_acm/full_papers/acm_vol1no2_p075.pdf
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spelling doaj-c00e929b8e5b48deb0cc525ce38241f62021-09-02T02:54:05ZengUniversity of West BohemiaApplied and Computational Mechanics1802-680X2007-11-0112631640Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue predictionRůžička M.Papuga J.Hrubý Z.Doubrava K.A new computational method derived from Papuga PCr multiaxial criterion is presented in the paper. While the PCr criterion is suitable for a comparison of a local multiaxial loading with a fatigue limit, the PCF criterion derived is focused on computation within a finite life. Its use is intended for a variable amplitude multiaxial loading, where the Palmgren-Miner damage cumulation law is applied. The PCF method is based on local elastic stresses and their action within the standard S-N curves of smooth specimens. No arrangement concerning the stress gradient effect was applied, since the experiments serving for comparison were carried on smooth and unnotched specimens. The experimental set covers different load paths applied to specimens manufactured of CSN 41 1523 structural steel. Computational results are promising for cases with load paths formed from single unclosed lines, but for the cases with load paths related to closed constructs it provides too conservative solution. A need for a further term counting for the multiaxial hardening is discussed.http://www.kme.zcu.cz/acm/old_acm/full_papers/acm_vol1no2_p075.pdfMultiaxial fatigue calculationHigh-cycle fatigueLow-cycle fatigueLoad path effect
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author Růžička M.
Papuga J.
Hrubý Z.
Doubrava K.
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Papuga J.
Hrubý Z.
Doubrava K.
Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
Applied and Computational Mechanics
Multiaxial fatigue calculation
High-cycle fatigue
Low-cycle fatigue
Load path effect
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Papuga J.
Hrubý Z.
Doubrava K.
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title Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
title_short Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
title_full Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
title_fullStr Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
title_full_unstemmed Use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
title_sort use of elastic stresses for a multiaxial fatigue prediction
publisher University of West Bohemia
series Applied and Computational Mechanics
issn 1802-680X
publishDate 2007-11-01
description A new computational method derived from Papuga PCr multiaxial criterion is presented in the paper. While the PCr criterion is suitable for a comparison of a local multiaxial loading with a fatigue limit, the PCF criterion derived is focused on computation within a finite life. Its use is intended for a variable amplitude multiaxial loading, where the Palmgren-Miner damage cumulation law is applied. The PCF method is based on local elastic stresses and their action within the standard S-N curves of smooth specimens. No arrangement concerning the stress gradient effect was applied, since the experiments serving for comparison were carried on smooth and unnotched specimens. The experimental set covers different load paths applied to specimens manufactured of CSN 41 1523 structural steel. Computational results are promising for cases with load paths formed from single unclosed lines, but for the cases with load paths related to closed constructs it provides too conservative solution. A need for a further term counting for the multiaxial hardening is discussed.
topic Multiaxial fatigue calculation
High-cycle fatigue
Low-cycle fatigue
Load path effect
url http://www.kme.zcu.cz/acm/old_acm/full_papers/acm_vol1no2_p075.pdf
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