Enhanced Ruiz criterion for the evaluation of crack initiation in contact subjected to fretting fatigue
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Abstract
Abstract The fatigue-fretting damage parameter (FFDP) introduced by Ruiz is comprehensively discussed in this paper. Shortcomings and limitations of this criterion are presented resulting in a combined energetic-multiaxial enhancement (eFFDP). Specific frictional power was supposed to control the fretting damage and the critical plane approach is used to solve the multiaxial stress state in the fretting contact. The significance of the eFFDP is evaluated for the key–shaft–hub connection under combined torque and bend loading. Applying the analysis to recent fatigue tests, a comparison of stress and fretting parameters is made for different loading conditions including estimation of the fretting fatigue limit.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis · Vibration and Dynamic Analysis · Mechanical Failure Analysis and Simulation
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