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    Title: Experimental and Analytical Fatigue Analysis on AISI 1050 Steel
    AISI 1050鋼的疲勞分析
    Authors: Chen), 陳爲仁(Wei-Ren
    Contributors: 華岡工程學報
    Keywords: 疲勞壽命
    循環塑性
    單軸疲勞
    遲滯
    fatigue life
    cyclic plasticity
    uniaxial fatigue
    hysteresis
    Date: 1998-05
    Issue Date: 2014-11-04 13:14:07 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文旨在利用循環塑性力學理論與單軸疲勞測試結果來探討材料疲勞壽命分析。根據此一分析模型,疲勞壽命評估僅需塑性理論分析之遲滯應-塑性應變結果。以及測試得到的材料單軸疲勞性質。AISI 1050鋼的試片的疲勞實驗分析結果被用來探討所提塑性模型的適用性及理論預測疲勞壽命與測試壽命的相關性,結果顯示實驗與解析值間具有良好的一致性。
    A practical approach to fatigue life analysis of materials is established based on the cyclic plasticity theory and the uniaxial fatigue testing results. Fatigue life prediction needs only the simulated hysteresis stress-plastic strain results and the uniaxial fatigue properties. Experimental fatigue analysis on smooth specimens of AISI 1050 steel is used to investigate the validity of the plasticity model and the correlation of predicted fatigue lives, A good agreement between experimental and analytical results is obtained.
    Relation: 華岡工程學報 ; 12 期 (1998 / 05 / 01) , P45 - 62
    Appears in Collections:[College of Engineering] Chinese Culture University Hwa Kang Journal of Engineering

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