铝
铝合金
压力(语言学)
极限抗拉强度
材料科学
钛合金
疲劳极限
冶金
结构工程
断裂(地质)
合金
数学
复合材料
工程类
语言学
哲学
作者
N. E. Dowling,C.A. Calhoun,Attilio Arcari
标识
DOI:10.1111/j.1460-2695.2008.01322.x
摘要
ABSTRACT Mean stress effects in finite‐life fatigue are studied for a number of sets of experimental data for steels, aluminium alloys and one titanium alloy. Specifically, the agreement with these data is examined for the Goodman, Morrow, Smith–Watson–Topper and Walker equations. The Goodman relationship is found to be highly inaccurate. Reasonable accuracy is provided by the Morrow and by the Smith–Watson–Topper equations. But the Morrow method should not be used for aluminium alloys unless the true fracture strength is employed, instead of the more usual use of the stress‐life intercept constant. The Walker equation with its adjustable fitting parameter γ gives superior results. For steels, γ is found to correlate with the ultimate tensile strength, and a linear relationship permits γ to be estimated for cases where non‐zero mean stress data are not available. Relatively high‐strength aluminium alloys have γ≈ 0.5, which corresponds with the SWT method, but higher values of γ apply for relatively low‐strength aluminium alloys. For both steels and aluminium alloys, there is a trend of decreasing γ with increasing strength, indicating an increasing sensitivity to mean stress.
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