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February 5, 2020Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures24 citationsOpen Access

Cumulative fatigue damage of stress below the fatigue limit in weldment steel under block loading

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LHLei HeHAHiroyuki AKEBONOASAtsushi SUGETA

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Abstract To investigate the cumulative fatigue damage below the fatigue limit of multipass weldment martensitic stainless steel, and to clarify the effect of cycle ratios and high‐stress level in the statement, fatigue tests were conducted under constant and combined high‐ and low‐stress amplitude relative to stress above and below the fatigue limit. The outcomes indicate that neither modified Miner's nor Haibach's approach provided accurate evaluation under repeated two‐step amplitude loading. Moreover, effect of cycle ratios has been determined. Additionally, the cumulative fatigue damage saturated model is established and validated. Cumulative fatigue damage contributed by low‐stress below the fatigue limit in high stress of 700 MPa is higher than that with 650 MPa at identical conditions (fatigue limit 575 MPa). Thus, high stress affects fatigue damage behaviour below the fatigue limit. A new predicted approach has been proposed based on Corten‐Dolan law, whose accuracy and applicability have been proven.

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He et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0004a46018b8d0892da4d0https://doi.org/10.1111/ffe.13204
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