journal article·2006-01

Spectrum fatigue loading of composite bolted joints—small cycle elimination

J SCHON

International Journal of Fatigue· Volume 28· Issue 1
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Abstract

In order to reduce time and cost of spectrum-fatigue testing it is necessary to eliminate load cycles from the load spectra. Bolted joints made of carbon fiber/epoxy composites were spectrum-fatigue loaded with a wing spectrum and specially designed spectra. It was found that low-amplitude load cycles, which are below a fatigue threshold, might not affect the fatigue life at all. Load cycles with a 50% range of the over all range of a spectrum will reduce the fatigue life slightly. But, since there are few of those load cycles for each large amplitude load cycle, all load cycles with a range less than 50% of the over all range a spectrum can be eliminated from a realistic spectrum.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Mechanical Engineering and Vibrations Research

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