A microplasticity evaluation method in very high cycle fatigue
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Abstract This paper is concerned with an application of full-field calorimetric method for the microplasticity evaluation in the very high cycle fatigue regime. The employed method is essentially based on the establishment of an experimental energy balance during the fatigue process. It allows the estimation of the plastic strain of very low magnitude produced by cyclic slip, which is considered as the primary mechanism of the ultrahigh cycle fatigue in the face-centered cubic materials. By the developed method, the plastic strain amplitudes of a polycrystalline copper in the very high cycle fatigue regime are estimated, and its relationship with the fatigue lives is established via the Manson-Coffin law.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · High-Velocity Impact and Material Behavior · Fire effects on concrete materials
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