A criterion for fatigue under multiaxial states of stress
A criterion for fatigue under multiaxial states of stress
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多轴应力状态下的疲劳准则
DOI:
10.1016/0093-6413(74)90068-8
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发表时间:
1974
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
F. Ellyin
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作者:
F. Ellyin
It has long been the goal of engineers to be able to predict the fatigue life of metals from easily obtainable properties. Some of these properties are the cyclic stress-strain curve, and the fatigue ductility properties. It is in keeping with this desire that according to Morrow [i], there were at least one hundred theories of metal fatigue up to 1965, and the number may have been increased appreciably since then.Attempting to gain an insight from the microscopic scale to develop a phenomenological fatigue criterion, one may conclude the following: The cyclic plastic strain is related to the movement of dislocations, and the cyclic stress is related to the resistance to their motion. Thus stresses and plastic strains required for dislocation result in the dissipation of mechanical energy (hysteresis loop). Therefore, the plastic strain energy per cycle may be regarded as a composite measure of the amount of fatigue damage per cycle, and the fatigue resistance of a metal may be characterized in terms of its capacity to absorb and dissipate plastic strain energy. Morrow [i] has reviewed attempts prior to 1965 to establish a criterion for fatigue based on energy. The basic idea is that a small amount of energy is rendered irrecoverable at every cycle owing to the plasticity. When, as a result of repeated cycling, the total energy accumulated becomes equal to the energy required for fracture as determined by a static test, then the material will fail by" fatigue".