Rain-flow fatigue damage for transformed gaussian loads
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Abstract
Fatigue damage due to a special class of non-Gaussian broadband loadings is considered. Specifically, the loadings are considered to be non-monotonic transformation of stationary, Gaussian random processes. A linear damage accumulation rule is assumed and the rain-flow cycle counting method is considered. Analytical expressions are developed for estimating the expected rain-flow fatigue damage. Easy to compute approximations, in terms of the upper bounds for the expected rain-flow fatigue damage, have been developed. The proposed method has been demonstrated through a set of illustrative numerical examples. The method developed is of use in estimating the time variant reliability of ageing structures under random dynamic loadings.
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OpenAlex topics: Probabilistic and Robust Engineering Design · Wind and Air Flow Studies · Structural Response to Dynamic Loads
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