journal article·1992-12

FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH FROM A CIRCULAR NOTCH UNDER HIGH LEVELS OF BIAXIAL STRESS

Hong Youshi, M. W. Brown, K. J. Miller

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Abstract— A series of experiments have been conducted on cruciform specimens to investigate fatigue crack growth from circular notches under high levels of biaxial stress. Two stress levels (Δσ1= 380 and 560 MPa) and five stress biaxialities (λ=+1.0, +0.5, 0, −0.5 and −1.0; where λ=σ2/σ1 were adopted in the fatigue tests in type 316 stainless steel having a monotonic yield strength of 243 MPa. The results reveal that fatigue crack growth rates are markedly influenced by both the stress amplitude and the stress biaxiality. A modified model has been developed to describe fatigue crack growth under high levels of biaxial stress.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Metal Forming Simulation Techniques · Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis

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