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Fatigue Durability Enhancement by Controlled Overloading / SM. Tipton, JR. Sorem

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Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics: 29th Volume (29th : 1997 : Stanford, CA)
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1 online resource (15 pages) : illustrations, figures, tables
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Sorem, JR., Tipton, SM., American Society for Testing and Materials, and ASTM International
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Machine generated contents note: Slip Line Fracture Mechanics: A New Regime of Fracture Mechanics / F. A. McClintock -- Fatigue and Fracture Behavior of Moment Frame Connections Under Seismic Loading (Northridge Earthquake) / J. M. Barsom -- A Structural Integrity Procedure Arising from the SINTAP Project / A. Bannister / S. E. Webster -- Failure Beneath Cannon Thermal Barrier Coatings by Hydrogen Cracking: Mechanisms and Modeling / J. H. Underwood / G. N. Vigilante / E. Troiano -- Experiences and Modeling of Hydrogen Cracking in Thick-Walled Pressure Vessel / J. H. Underwood / G. N. Vigilante / E. Troiano -- High Cycle Fatigue Threshold in the Presence of Naturally Initiated Small Surface Cracks / M. A. Moshier / Theodore Nicholas / Ben Hillberry -- Effects of Thermomechanical Fatigue Loading on Damage Evolution and Lifetime of a Coated Super Alloy / C. Sick / K. Mull / M. Bartsch -- A Hybrid Approach for Subsurface Crack Analysis in Railway Wheels Under Rolling Contact Loads / M. Guagliano / M. Sangirardi / L. Vergani -- Cell Model Predictions of Ductile Fracture in Damaged Pipelines / C. Ruggieri / E. Hippert -- Multiaxial Fatigue Analysis of Interference Fit Aluminum A1 2024-T3 Specimens / G. Shatil / A. G. Page -- Applications of Scaling Models and the Weibull Stress to the Determination of Structural Performance-Based Material Screening Criteria / J. Mercier / S. M. Graham -- Plane Stress Mixed Mode Crack-Tip Stress Fields Characterized by a Triaxial Stress Parameter and a Plastic Deformation Extent Based Characteristic Length / M. A. Sutton / F. Ma / X. Deng -- Constraint Effect on 3D Crack-Front Stress Fields in Elastic-Plastic Thin Plates / X. K. Zhu / Y. Kim / Y. J. Chao / P. S. Lam -- Analysis of Brittle Fracture in Surface-Cracked Plates Using Constraint-Corrected Stress Fields / W. G. Reuter / J. C. Newman / Y. Y. Wang -- Application of a T-Stress Based Constraint Corrections to A533B Steel Fracture Toughness Data / R. L. Tregoning / J. A. Joyce -- The Effect of Localized Plasticity and Crack Tip Constraint in Undermatched Welds / G. Mercier -- Modeling of Cleavage Fracture in Connections of Welded Steel Moment Resistant Frames / R. H. Dodds, Jr. / C. G. Matos -- The Importance of Material Fabrication History on Weld Fracture and Durability / F. W. Brust -- Creep Crack Growth in the Base Metal and a Weld Joint of X20CrMoV 12 1 Steel Under Two-Step Loading / N. W. Lee / K. S. Kim / Y. K. Chung -- Analytical & Experimental Study of Fracture in Bend Specimens Subjected to Local Compression / T. L. Panontin / Wade A. Meith / M. R. Hill -- Application of Uncertainty Methodologies to Measured Fatigue Crack Growth Rates and Stress Intensity Factor Ranges / W. G. Steele / S. R. Daniewicz / R. S. Blandford -- Load Interaction Effects on Small Crack Growth Behavior in PH 13-8 Mo Stainless Steel / O. Jin / W. S. Johnson -- Mean Stress Effects on the High Cycle Fatigue Limit Stress in Ti-6A1-4V / T. Nicholas / D. C. Maxwell -- Experiments and Analysis of Mean Stress Effects on Fatigue for SAE1045 Steels / C. Chu / R. A. Chernenkoff / J. J. Bonnen -- Fatigue Crack Growth Mechanisms in Alumina at High Temperature / A. S. Kobayashi / K. W. White / M. T. Kokaly -- Frequency Effects of Fatigue Behavior and Temperature Evolution of Steels / H. Tian / L. K. Mansur / J. P. Strizak / P. K. Liaw / L. Jiang / B. Yang / H. Wang / D. Fielden / J. Huang / R. Kuo / J. Huang -- Effect of Transient Loads on Fatigue Crack Growth in Mill Annealed Ti-62222 at -54, 25, and 175[degrees]C / R. I. Stephens / D. A. Schoenefeld / R. R. Stephens -- Propagation of Non-Planar Fatigue Cracks: Experimental Observations and Numerical Simulations / A. R. Ingraffea / P. A. Wawrzynek / W. T. Riddell -- Corrosion Fatigue Behavior of 17-4 PH Stainless Steel in Different Tempers / C.-P. Lin / C.-K. Lin -- Plasticity and Roughness Closure Interactions Near the Fatigue Crack Growth Threshold / R. S. Piascik / J. A. Newman -- An Extension of Uniaxial Crack-Closure Analysis to Multiaxial Fatigue / C. Chu / J. J. Bonnen -- Dynamic Fracture Toughness Measurements in the Ductile-to-Brittle Region Using Small Specimens / R. E. Link -- A Model for Predicting Fracture Toughness of Steels in the Transition Region from Hardness / M. Wagenhofer / M. E. Natishan -- Results from the MPC Cooperative Test Program on the Use of Precracked Charpy Specimens for T[subscript 0] Determination / W. A. Van Der Sluys / B. Young / J. G. Merkle -- Simulation of Grain Boundary Decohesion and Crack Initiation in Aluminum Microstructure Models / E. Iesulauro / A. R. Ingraffea / P. A. Wawrzynek / S. Arwade -- A Physics-Based Model for the Crack Arrest Toughness of Ferritic Steels / M. E. Natishan / M. Wagenhofer / M. T. Kirk -- An Analytical Method for Studying Cracks with Multiple Kinks / S. L. Phoenix / S. Termaath -- An Innovative Technique for Measuring Fracture Toughness of Metallic and Ceramic Materials / K. C. Liu / D. E. McCabe / J. Wang.
Summary
Controlled overloading techniques, such as the proof loading of lifting components, the overspeed testing of turbomachinery, and the overpressurization of high-pressure components, are routinely employed to affirm the structural integrity of engineering components and systems. This usually occurs following the manufacturing process but prior to service, and typically without regard to its influence on fatigue behavior under service loading. Proof loading often induces localized yielding and subsequent residual compressive stress at regions of stress concentration, which can lead to an increase in fatigue durability for some types of service loading. The nature of residual stresses imposed by overloads is described and their interaction with fatigue mechanisms overviewed. A technique using notch strain analysis and the ¿̐ureverse plasticity criterion¿̐u is described for predicting optimal proof load levels and its domain of applicability is discussed. Through example applications, it is demonstrated how the approach can enhance fatigue lives by orders of magnitude.
Dates of Publication and/or Sequential Designation
Volume 1999, Issue 1332 (January 1999)
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0803124864
9780803124868
9780803153967 (e-ISBN)
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Includes bibliographical references 21.
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