Steady fatigue crack growth: micromechanism and mathematical modeling
https://doi.org/10.26896/1028-6861-2018-84-11-52-69
Abstract
A universal energy-intensive micromechanism of periodic splitting-rupture (PSR) is revealed which proceeds at the front of the fatigue cracks in metallic materials, providing their steady growth, forming T-shaped crack tip and striated microrelief of the fracture surface. The PSR micromechanism is caused by a critical (prior to fracture) fragmentated structure formed in the area of the crack front where the material is subjected to multiple and increasing plastic deformation. This universal prefracture structure is a final stage of the evolution of the deformational structures emerged in front of the fatigue crack at the stage of stable crack growth in metallic materials with different initial structural states. This is responsible for universality of PSR micromechanism and fatigue striations. Fatigue striations are the traces of extending crack front with T-shaped tip formed during brittle transverse microsplitting along the overstressed boundaries of critical fragmentated structure. Based on 3D finite element modeling of the stress-strain state in front of the cracks with T-shaped tip, it is established that the value and the location of maximum of normalized in-plain stresses (acting in front of crack tip in the plane of crack along the normal to its front) are close or coincide for the cracks of different configuration and different types of tensile load under condition that splitting in the T-shaped crack tip is considerably less than the crack length. Taking into account the PSR micromechanism and asymptotic stress distribution in front of T-shaped crack tip the physically based mathematical model for steady fatigue crack growth is developed along with the techniques for prediction of steady fatigue crack growth in full-scale components under simple and complex loading cycles.
About the Author
N. V. Tumanov
Central Institute of Aviation Motors (CIAM)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Nikolay V Tumanov.
Moscow
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Tumanov N.V. Steady fatigue crack growth: micromechanism and mathematical modeling. Industrial laboratory. Diagnostics of materials. 2018;84(11):52-69. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26896/1028-6861-2018-84-11-52-69
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