Biaxial fatigue behavior of an epoxy polymer with mean stress effect
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Abstract
Biaxial fatigue behavior of an epoxy polymer was investigated under cyclic shear and proportional axial-shear combined loadings with mean strains. Axial and shear strains were simultaneously measured by a non-contact real-time strain measurement system during fatigue process. Then the mechanical parameters (stress/strain components, mean stress/strain, strain energy densities, etc.) of the specimens during entire fatigue life were able to be quantitatively retrieved from the recorded stress-strain data. Multiaxial fatigue life prediction models were established upon stress-, strain- and energy-based approaches with consideration of mean stress/strain effect, where better agreement was achieved in stress-based and energy-based approaches.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete · Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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