铰孔和疲劳对冷挤压孔周残余应力的影响

应用干涉云纹测量了冷胀孔周残余应力分布，并用实验方法研究了铰孔和疲劳对残余应力的影响。介绍了测试技术和原理，提供了典型的实验结果，并讨论了误差原因     

应用云纹干涉法测量冷挤压孔周残余应力分布

本文就冷挤压加工后紧固孔周的残余应力测量问题进行了研究。文中提出了径向切割法以释放欲求剖面的周向残余应力;采用高灵敏度的云纹干涉法测量残余应力释放后引起的附加变形;用载波错位法获得高反差的应变条纹图。     

应用干涉云纹测量工艺应力分布

本文就冷胀孔周残余应力分布的测量技术和干涉螺接孔周干涉应力分布的测量技术进行了实验研究。沿着径向将试件切割,以释放欲测的应力,同时用干涉云纹技术测量由于释放应力而引起的附加应变场。文中还就残余应力在循环载荷作用下的松弛问题进行了实验研究。提供了典型的实验结果,讨论了引起实验误差的主要原因。     

孔周弹塑性变形与疲劳循环次数的相关性

应用白光散斑相关技术研究了孔周弹塑性变形与疲劳循环次数的相关性,以便探索疲劳寿命的预测方法.疲劳实验在单边带缺口的拉伸板状试件上进行,试件由GH4169材料制成,试件表面上喷涂了白光散斑图.疲劳加载采用0→Pmax→0的循环加载方式,加载波形为正弦波,加载频率为10Hz.实验中,按一定的疲劳循环周次在零载及最大载荷两种状态下停机、采图.应用数字图像相关技术求出孔周附近的残余位移场,并应用逐点最小二乘法求出应变场.实验中获得了一些对于疲劳寿命研究很有意义的结果.     

大发小轿车发动机连杆的疲劳性能研究

本文对大发小轿车发动机连杆进行了疲劳性能测试，发现绝大部分连杆都在压痕根部处断裂，为此对压痕所造成的残余应力进行了测试和研究，提出了提高连杆疲劳性能的措施。本文在循环应力比Ｒ从２．５到—３之间进行了广泛的疲劳试验，并找到包括平均压应力范围等寿命曲线规律，对平均压应力在疲劳中的作用有了进一步认识。     

高速客车转向架残余应力的试验研究

利用磁弹性这种新型的无损检测方法对高速客车转向架焊接构架组焊后的残余应力和构架在疲劳试验过程中的残余应力进行了试验研究,得到了构架残余应力随循环周次的变化规律     

孔边循环应变与疲劳循环次数相关性实验研究

材料的应变疲劳寿命与裂端的塑性应变有关。研究孔边循环应变与疲劳循环次数的相关性,对于研究材料损伤及微裂纹的产生,预防宏观裂纹的产生及扩展具有十分重要的意义。所以本文对有限宽板中心带孔试件进行了拉伸疲劳试验,用以研究这种相关性。在疲劳试验前首先进行逐级的加、卸载缓慢循环实验,同时利用数字图像相关技术测量孔周的位移场,进而求出孔边应变。在疲劳试验过程中,每当疲劳循环1500次就停机,进行同样的缓慢循环实验,并测量出孔周的位移场及孔边应变。实验研究中获得了一些很重要的结果。     

疲劳裂纹扩展时焊接残余应力分布的测定

本文采用切割法测定了沿焊缝横向残余应力的分布规律．由于切割试样可以近似地模拟疲劳裂纹扩展，通过测量释放的应力，计算出残余应力的分布，可发现残余应力对疲劳裂纹扩展速率的影响规律．     

A633D斗杆的疲劳裂纹形成寿命

分析了A633D钢焊接接头在循环哉荷下的疲劳特性,进行了疲劳特性和静态拉伸实验,得到了该材料的静力参数,常规机械性能,焊接接头的循环σ-ε曲线以及焊接接头的应变寿命曲线,将局部应力－应变法用于该材料的10m3斗杆的裂纹形成寿命的估算,采用Miner法则结合概率的方法计算了不同可靠度下的疲劳寿命,其间考虑了焊接残余应力的影响,得出了焊接残余应力的存在使斗杆的裂纹形成寿命降低约10％。     

考虑焊接残余应力的波形钢腹板PC梁关键细节疲劳可靠度研究

焊接残余应力对波形钢腹板细节疲劳寿命的影响不可忽略，本文以头道河大桥为工程背景，基于ABAQUS有限元软件，建立波形钢腹板焊接构件数值模型，提出不同波折角度的波形钢腹板残余应力模型。采用瞬态分析方法，分析6种典型车辆作用下波折角区域焊缝细节的应力时程。在此基础上，构建考虑焊接残余应力和车辆荷载共同作用下的波形钢腹板细节疲劳极限状态方程，讨论不同波折角度和交通增长率对疲劳可靠度指标的影响规律。研究表明，翼缘板-波形钢腹板焊接构件斜边两侧的纵向残余应力呈对称分布，焊接细节转角区域圆弧外侧的纵向残余应力整体高于圆弧内侧，随着波折角度的增加，两侧焊缝附近的纵向残余应力变大；在桥梁设计基准期取100年时，30°波折角度焊缝细节疲劳可靠度是60°波折角度的1.05倍；交通量的线性增长对头道河大桥焊缝细节的疲劳可靠度影响较大，不考虑交通增长率的焊缝细节疲劳可靠度是α=5%的1.84倍。     

Residual stresses and warp generated by one-sided quench of an epoxy-resin beam

This paper discusses the warp and accompanying residual stress in a rectangular epoxy beam produced by water cooling its lower surface. First, the theoretical values of this warp and residual stress are obtained by the linear-viscoelastic theory. The specimen is then subjected to quenching. The variations in the warp are observed. After quenching, the residual stress is measured by a layer-removal method. The experimental and theoretical results are then compared and discussed.     

A study on the relief of residual stresses in weldments with explosive treatment

Explosive treatment is an efficient and economical technique in reducing welding residual stresses. The whole course of residual stress reduction is investigated both numerically and experimentally, in order to discover the mechanism of the explosive treatment and optimizing the technique. It is proved that the reflection and superposition of stress waves aroused by explosive loading lead to redistribution and remarkable reduction of welding residual stresses. Moreover, the optimum working conditions, such as detonator shape, width, location, explosive loading and velocities, are also discussed. The numerical results and the experimental ones are in reasonable agreement with each other.     

Experimental determination of stress intensity factors due to residual stresses

An experimental method is presented that enables stress intensity factors due to residual stress to be determined directly, without prior determination of the residual stress. The method is based on the crack compliance method, where a narrow cut is introduced progressively into the considered component, and the resulting strain change is measured by a strain gage. The required mathematical relations to determine stress intensity factors from strain measurements are established by means of some basic relations of linear elastic fracture mechanics. They are derived explicitly for two exemplary geometrical systems, which allowed for analytical treatment. Experimental data obtained in the case of a steel roller are presented and discussed.     

Residual-stress measurement using surface displacements around an indentation

An experimental method is described which can measure the direction and magnitude of residual and applied stress in metals. The method uses optical interference to measure the permanent surface deformation around a shallow spherical indentation in a polished area on the metal specimen. The deviation from circularly symmetrical surface deformations is measured at known values of applied stress in calibration specimens. This deviation from symmetry can then be used to determine the direction and magnitude of tensile residual stress in specimens of the same material. Determination of compressive residual stress is more limited. A model of the indentation process is offered which qualitatively describes experimental results in 4340 steel for both tensile and compressive stress. The model assumes that the deformation around an indentation os controlled by stresses analogous to those around a hole in an elastic plate. Various conditions are discussed which affect the indentation process and its use to measure stress, including (a) the rigidity of support of the indentor and specimen, (b) the size and depth of the indentation, (c) the uniaxial stress-strain behavior of the specimen material.     

Crack-compliance method for assessing residual stress due to loading/unloading history: Numerical and experimental analysis

The understanding of how materials fail is still today a fundamental research problem for scientist and engineers. The main concern is the assessment of the necessary conditions to propagate a crack that will eventually lead to failure. Nevertheless, this kind of analysis tends to be more complicated, when a prior loading history in the material is taken into consideration and it will be extremely important to recognize all the factors involved in this process. In this work, a numerical simulation and experimental evaluation of the induction of residual stresses, which change the crack initiation conditions, in a modified compact tensile specimen is presented. Several analyses were carried out; an initial evaluation (numerical and experimental) was performed in a specimen without a crack and this was used for the estimation of a residual stress field produced by an overload; three more cases were simulated and a crack was introduced in each specimen (1 mm, 5 mm and 10 mm long, respectively). The overload was then applied to set up a residual stress field into the component; furthermore, in each case the Crack Compliance Method (CCM) was applied to measure the induced residual stress field. By performing this numerical simulation, the accuracy of the CCM can be evaluated and later corroborated by experimental procedure. On the other hand, elastic-plastic finite element analysis was utilized for the residual stress estimation. The analyses were based on the mechanical properties of a biocompatible material (AISI 316L). The obtained results provided significant data about diverse factors, like; the manner in which a residual stress field could modify the crack initiation conditions, the convenient set up for the induction of a beneficial residual stresses field, as well as useful information that can be applied for the experimental implementation in this research. Finally, some beneficial aspects of residual stresses are discussed.     

Residual-stress analysis of an epoxy plate subjected to rapid cooling on both surfaces

This paper presents theoretical and experimental methods of finding the residual stress in an epoxy plate subjected to rapid cooling on both surfaces. The theoretical residual-stress distributions in a plate are calculated by using the fundamental equations based on the linear viscoelastic theory. The specimens in the experiment are subjected to rapid cooling. The residual stresses are measured by the layer-removal method. The theoretical and experimental results are compared and discussed.     

Viscoelastic analysis of residual stress in quenched thermosetting resin beams

The residual stress generated by the molding process of thermosetting resins exerts serious influences upon their mechanical properties. This residual stress is generally classified by two groups: one produced by shrinkage in the curing reaction of monomers, the other produced by the nonuniformity of the temperature distribution in the cooling process. This paper is concerned with the theoretical and experimental analysis of the generation of residual stress of the latter type, using examples of rectangular beams of thermosetting resins quenched on both the upper and lower surfaces. First, a viscoelastic model is applied to make a qualitative prediction of the residual stress in quenched beams. Second, using linear-viscoelastic theory, fundamental equations are derived for the residual stress in a viscoelastic rectangular beam, where an unsteady and nonuniform temperature distribution is assumed in the direction of depth. The theoretical values of the residual stress in rectangular beams are calculated under various quenching conditions for two resins having different viscoelastic characteristics, i.e., epoxy and unsaturated polyester. The theoretical residual-stress distributions agree fairly well with the residual stress measured experimentally at every quenching condition for both resins. The qualitative prediction that the residual stress in quenched beams is compressive in the vicinity of the upper and lower surfaces and is tensile in the inner parts is confirmed. The relaxation modulus of epoxy resin changes more greatly with time and temperature than that of unsaturated polyester resin. The theoretical and experimental analysis shows that the residual stress for the former resin is larger than that for the latter. Therefore, it is concluded that the generation of residual stress is more significant where the relaxation modulus of resin changes greatly with time and temperature.     

MEASUREMENT OF NON-UNIFORM RESIDUAL STRESSES BY COMBINED MOIRE INTERFEROMETRY AND HOLE-DRILLING METHOD： THEORY, EXPERIMENTAL METHOD AND APPLICATIONS

Hole-drilling method is one of the most convenient methods for engineering residual stress measurement. Combined with moiré interferometry to obtain the relaxed whole-field displacement data, hole-drilling technique can be used to solve non-uniform residual stress problems, both in-depth and in-plane. In this paper, the theory of moiré interferometry and incremental hole-drilling (MIIHD) for non-uniform residual stress measurement is introduced. Three dimensional finite element model is constructed by ABAQUS to obtain the coefficients for the residual stress calculation. An experimental system including real-time measurement, automatic data processing and residual stresses calculation is established. Two applications for non-uniform in-depth residual stress of surface nanocrystalline material and non-uniform in-plane residual stress of friction stir welding are presented. Experimental results show that MIIHD is effective for both non-uniform in-depth and in-plane residual stress measurements. The project supported by the FRAMATOME ANP     

硅基底多层薄膜结构材料残余应力的微拉曼测试与分析

针对MEMS器件制备中两种典型的硅基底多层薄膜结构的残余应力问题,本文提出了利用微拉曼光谱技术测量其残余应力的方法,分析并给出了硅基底多层薄膜结构中的残余应力分布规律。实验结果表明,在硅基底和薄膜内存在较大的工艺残余应力,残余应力在基底内靠近薄膜两侧部分呈非线性变化,在基底内主要呈线性变化,并引起基底整体翘曲。基于实验结果分析,提出了硅基底多层薄膜结构的分层结构模型。本文工作表明微拉曼光谱技术是测量与研究硅基底多层薄膜结构残余应力的一种有力手段。