Use of CDM in materials modeling and component creep life prediction
Use of CDM in materials modeling and component creep life prediction
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DOI:
10.1115/1.556185
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发表时间:
2000-08-01
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1
通讯作者:
Dyson, B
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作者:
Dyson, B
Physically based continuum creep damage mechanics (CDM) has been reviewed and shown to provide a unifying framework for some seemingly diverse methods of predicting Larson-Miller parameter, and Robinson's life fraction rule-exhibit certain strengths in evolution (damage) which can then be integrated under boundary conditions appropriate to the test or service operating conditions: constant load/temperature for creep; constant total strain for stress-relaxation, variable stress/temperature, etc. Other state-variable approaches to creep and cyclic plasticity (for example, those due to Bodner, Miller, Chaboche, and Robinson), differ from CDM mainly in concentrating on the primary/secondary stages of creep (or cyclic work-hardening) and/or by their introduction of damage in an empirical Kachanov manner. The application of physically based CDM to LCF/thermal fatigue and its potential for predicting lifetimes of welded joints are also discussed. [S0094-9930(00)00903-3].