Experimental and numerical investigation on fatigue crack growth behavior of commercial pure titanium under I-II mixed mode loading at negative load ratios
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Abstract With the increase of design and application parameters for pressurized structures, the mixed mode fatigue crack growth (FCG) behavior has become a concerned problem in the field of structural integrity. In order to understand FCG behavior of I-II mixed mode crack growth at negative load ratios, an improved compact tensile shear (CTS) specimen of commercial pure titanium is taken to study the effects of load ratio and loading angle on I-II mixed mode FCG behavior through experiments and finite element method (FEM), which mechanism is discussed in depth as well. The contribution of mode I and mode II crack growth driving forces to I-II mixed mode FCG is analyzed. The changes of crack fracture criterion and the mechanism of crack growth in I-II mixed mode FCG process are revealed, and the competition relationship between two crack closure mechanisms of I-II mixed mode crack at negative load ratios is explained. An improved fatigue crack growth rate (FCGR) model that can make I-II mixed mode FCGR normalized is proposed by considering both the crack closure and the crack fracture criterion eventually.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Non-Destructive Testing Techniques · Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete
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