Effect of Strain Gage Length When Determining Residual Stress by Slitting
Effect of Strain Gage Length When Determining Residual Stress by Slitting
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通过切割确定残余应力时应变计长度的影响
DOI:
10.1115/1.2400263
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
M. R. Hill
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作者:
Matthew J. Lee;M. R. Hill
This paper investigates the effect of strain gage length on residual stress estimated by the slitting (or crack compliance) method. This effect is quantified for a range of gage length normalized by sample thickness, lit, between 0.005 and 0.100. For specific lit values, compliance matrix elements are determined by finite element methods for a range of crack depth and polynomial basis functions for residual stress. Resulting compliance matrices are shown and used to determine error in residual stress that may arise due to differences in lit assumed in data reduction and existing in the slitting experiment. Errors increase monotonically with increasing difference between assumed and actual lit and reach a root-mean-square error of 14% of peak stress. In order to avoid such errors, a scheme is presented that allows compliance matrices to be computed for 0.005≤l/t ≤0.100 from tabulated coefficients and limits root-mean-square error to <2% of peak stress. An example is provided to illustrate the application of the data reduction scheme to laboratory data.