Consideration of mean-stress effects on fatigue life of welded magnesium joints by the application of the Smith–Watson–Topper and reference radius concepts
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Abstract Three types of welded joints have been assessed with regard to their fatigue strength based on the mean-stress damage parameter model according to Smith, Watson, and Topper ( P SWT ) and on the reference notch radius concept. These analyses were performed with three different stress ratios, R = −1, R = 0 and R = 0.5, under axial loading. For each stress level, the corresponding Neuber-Hyperbolas, Masing-loops and their maximum stress and maximum strain values were determined in order to calculate damage parameter ( P SWT ) values. For a given weld geometry, this damage parameter is able to unify the fatigue results for different R -values within at a tight scatter band and therefore to consider the mean-stress effect. The unification of the results for different weld geometries is performed by applying the reference radii r ref = 0.05 and r ref = 1.00 mm as suggested by the IIW-Recommendations.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Advanced Welding Techniques Analysis · Numerical methods in engineering
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