journal article·2004-07

Fractal dimensions for fatigue fracture surfaces performed on micro- and meso-scale levels

A.A. Shaniavski, M.A. Artamonov

International Journal of Fracture· Volume 128· Issue 1-4
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Abstract

A methodology was developed to use digital photograph fracture for calculating the integral fractal dimension and spectrum fractal dimensions for two perpendicular directions. The fractal dimension value, ( D f )d max d min , determines the scale level in the range of (d min , d max ), which was discovered by the variation of the pixel size up until the fractal dimension became unchangeable, i.e., where d min , d max are the borders of the scale level used. The effectiveness of the methodology performed showed the basis of the fracture surface analyses for Al-based alloys BS L65 and 2024 T351 (analogous to A1 alloy D16T), specimens of which were tested by pull-push with imitation fretting corrosion damage of the sur- face and with four-point bending after the laser peening, respectively.
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OpenAlex topics: Theoretical and Computational Physics · Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms · Microstructure and mechanical properties

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