SEDL / STP / STP969-EB / STP33081S



Application of the J Concept to Fatigue Crack Growth in Large-Scale Yielding

Lambert, Y
Research engineers and professor, Université de Compiegne, Groupe Mécanique, Compiegne,

Saillard, P
Framatome, Centre de Calcul, Saint Marcel,

Bathias, C
Research engineers and professor, Université de Compiegne, Groupe Mécanique, Compiegne,


Pages: 12    Published: Jan 1988


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Abstract

Fatigue crack propagation tests were performed on compact tension specimens of AISI 316 steel, in the elastic-plastic and plastic regions. The parameter ΔJ was chosen to characterize propagation. Results show that there is a Paris law type correlation between propagation rate and ΔJ. An effect on propagation rate, which is attributed to the R = Pmin/Pmax ratio, has been noted.

A numerical verification of the applicability of the ΔJ concept was determined by use of a theoretical equation. These results were compared with experimental results.


Keywords:
low-cycle fatigue, fatigue crack growth rate, J, integral, Δ, J, integral, R, -ratio effect, numerical calculation, Eisenberg model, fracture mechanics

Paper ID: STP33081S
Committee/Subcommittee: E08.06
DOI: 10.1520/STP33081S
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