可靠性设计中的疲劳裂纹扩展随机模型

首先导出了疲劳裂纹扩展的确定性方程，然后将疲劳裂纹扩展确定性方程随机化，导出了疲劳裂纹随机扩展的概率公式，并推导了疲劳裂纹随机扩展的置信限公式，最后，给出了二种材料疲劳裂纹随机扩展数据的处理结果。     

谱载荷下疲劳裂纹扩展随机规律的实验研究

简要介绍了谱载荷下疲劳裂纹扩展试验的理论基础、方法和过程。讨论了各种数据处理方法对参数估计的影响,研究了疲劳裂纹扩展的随机规律。由试验得到的疲劳裂纹扩展试验数据估计了裂纹扩展方程的参数,计算出结构可靠度曲线,通过对试验结果的分析难证了以下结论：以时间为参量的裂纹扩展随机过程模型和以裂纹长度为参量的模型在一定条件下是统一的;数据处理方法的选择与可靠性分析的结果有密切的联系;裂纹扩展寿命受裂纹扩展队机     

考虑T-stress的非正态随机参数疲劳裂纹扩展寿命的可靠性分析

基于断裂力学的疲劳裂纹扩展寿命问题的研究常常将裂纹尖端应力展开项的高次项忽略,引起了裂纹扩展模拟的误差,本文考虑高次项T-stress对裂纹扩展角的影响,对裂纹扩展过程做了数值模拟,结果显示相同裂纹扩展长度下,考虑T-stress会延长裂纹扩展寿命。文章首先采用修正的Paris-Erdogan 公式计算了两端承受均布拉伸载荷的边缘斜裂纹板的疲劳裂纹扩展寿命,裂纹扩展方向采用两参数修正的最大拉应力准则。由于结构尺寸,材料特性和载荷等因素具有不确定性,导致疲劳裂纹扩展过程带有一定的随机性,本文以材料属性和载荷为随机变量,在随机有限元法的基础上,结合计算可靠度的四阶矩法,Edgeworth级数展开方法,提出随机参数服从任意分布时的结构疲劳裂纹扩展寿命可靠度的计算方法。分析了参数为非正态分布时的平板裂纹扩展寿命可靠度随裂纹扩展的变化过程。本文方法可预测工程中板裂纹的扩展行为,以及预测裂纹板的可靠度。     

疲劳裂纹随机扩展模型进展

本文分析了疲劳裂纹扩展具有分散性的主要来源，对疲劳裂纹随机扩展模型从唯象学的角度作了较为详细的分析和回顾．尽管疲劳裂纹随机扩展问题已有了很多的研究结果，但还有许多问题有待进一步的深入研究．     

基于随机点过程理论的疲劳裂纹随机扩展模型

本文根据疲劳裂纹扩展特性，运用随机点过程理论导出了求取裂纹扩展随机过程低阶矩的公式。同时根据二阶矩近似法用Ｗｅｉｂｕｌｌ分布近似给定寿命下的疲劳纹长度分布。给出了求取给定寿命下裂纹超值概率分布和给定裂纹长度下疲劳寿命分布公式。最后，用小样本孔边短裂纹扩展数据对模型适用性进行了初步验证。     

随机疲劳裂纹扩展新模型

疲劳裂纹扩展的随机特性是工程结构可靠性分析和制定检查、维修计划野性 须考虑的因素,提出疲劳裂纹随机扩展模型,不仅考虑了时间参数影响,而且还考虑了初始裂纹尺寸分布影响。模型适应范围广,由于采用了一次二阶矩近似方法简化随机过程计算,便于工程应用。     

任意分布参数疲劳裂纹扩展寿命的可靠性分析

针对工程中疲劳裂纹扩展过程带有很大的随机性,采用Paris-Erdogan公式计算了两端承受均布拉伸载荷的边缘斜裂纹板的疲劳裂纹扩展寿命.裂纹扩展方向采用最大周向应力准则.在此基础上,以材料属性和载荷为随机变量,用随机有限元法结合计算可靠度的四阶矩法,分析了分布参数为任意分布时的疲劳裂纹扩展寿命可靠度对极限寿命的变化规律.通过算例说明本文方法的结果与Monte-Carlo Simulation的结果误差很小,对疲劳设计有一定的指导意义.     

基于非齐次复合Poisson过程的正交异性钢桥面板细节疲劳裂纹随机扩展研究

传统的正交异性钢桥面板疲劳损伤评估常采用确定性和可靠性分析方法,忽略了疲劳裂纹扩展的随机性影响,针对这一问题,提出钢桥面板细节疲劳随机扩展分析方法。本文以南溪长江大桥为工程背景,基于长期车辆荷载监测数据,建立了车辆荷载非齐次复合Poisson过程模型。建立钢桥面板有限元模型,采用瞬态分析方法将随机车辆荷载转化成细节疲劳应力,基于线弹性断裂力学理论推导U肋-顶板焊接细节疲劳裂纹扩展时变微分方程,实现宏观关系式疲劳应力幅次数-疲劳损伤至微观表达式应力时间序列-疲劳损伤转换,讨论了车载次序及超载对疲劳裂纹扩展的影响。研究结果表明,非齐次复合泊松过程模型能够较好描述随机车流运营状态,车辆荷载的次序对疲劳裂纹扩展速率的影响不可忽略,重车排序靠前时能够促使疲劳裂纹扩展增速,南溪长江大桥细节点的车辆超载迟滞效应修正系数取值0.804。     

随机应力过程下半椭圆型表面裂纹的扩展

本文应用随机平均原理研究了在随机载荷作用下具有随机抗裂特性的构件所含半椭圆型表面裂纹的疲劳扩展。导出了支配半椭圆型表面裂纹尺寸的转移概率密度的ＦＰＫ方程，给出了裂纹扩展方程在表面和深度两个方向互不耦合情形下的解析解。通过数例详细考察了具有确定性抗裂特性的构件所含半椭圆型表面疲劳裂纹在平稳窄带高斯应力作用下的扩展行为，并有和数字模拟验证方法的有效性。     

疲劳裂纹扩展寿命的可靠性及灵敏度分析

将影响结构疲劳裂纹扩展寿命的不确定因素视为随机变量,用随机有限元和可靠性分析理论,从概率论和数理统计的角度出发对含裂纹平面结构的断裂过程进行了可靠性分析。通过疲劳裂纹扩展寿命可靠度对随机变量的灵敏度分析,可以看出不同因素对疲劳裂纹扩展寿命可靠度影响的差别很大。     

含缺口试件疲劳全寿命预测一种建议的方法

传统的研究含缺口构件的疲劳的方法是将疲劳启裂和疲劳裂纹扩展两个过程完全独立起来,用不同的方法来模拟,相互间并没有定量的关系。本文是基于最新发展的多轴疲劳损伤理论,建立了一种适用于各种载荷条件下的疲劳启裂和裂纹扩展的普适方法。根据从弹塑性分析中得到的应力应变,确定疲劳损伤模型,建立能够预测疲劳启裂、裂纹扩展速率和扩展方向的新方法。整个模拟可以分为两步:弹-塑性应力分析得到材料的应力应变分布;再运用一个通用的疲劳准则预测疲劳裂纹启裂和裂纹扩展。通过对1070号钢含缺口试件的疲劳全寿命预测,得到了与实验非常吻合的模拟结果。     

Fatigue life prediction of in-plane gusset welded joints using strain energy density factor approach

Fatigue crack growth behavior of in-plane gusset welded joints is studied using the strain energy density factor approach. Fatigue tests were performed in order to estimate fatigue strength under tension. Fatigue crack growth analysis was carried out to show the effects of the initial crack shape, the initial crack length, and the stress ratio on the crack types of in-plane gusset welded joints. The assumed crack types were edge crack, semi-elliptical crack, and corner crack. Fatigue crack growth parameters were obtained from crack growth curves assuming constant crack shapes for the given crack types. The results of analysis for the assumed crack types agreed well with the experimental data. The fatigue life did not change as initial crack shape varied for a given initial crack length.     

拉压循环载荷下正交异性钢桥面板肋-面板焊缝裂纹扩展分析

采用四步法计算了考虑循环载荷中压应力影响的正交异性钢桥面板的肋-面板焊缝表面裂纹扩展。第一步是基于正交异性钢桥面板的疲劳分析模型,计算肋-面板焊缝处的应力,第二步是通过肋-面板焊缝的三维局部模型,用Schwartz-Neumann交替法计算焊缝表面裂纹的应力强度因子分布,第三步是用二维断裂力学模型和增量塑性损伤模型,计算循环载荷中的压应力对裂纹扩展的影响,第四步是用第二步中的三维裂纹分析结果和第三步中的二维断裂力学模型得到的裂纹扩展公式,计算钢桥面板的肋-面板焊缝表面裂纹扩展。计算结果表明,对应于正交异性钢桥面板肋-面板焊缝处的循环应力,本文所用模型的裂纹尖端反向塑性区导致裂纹扩展率增加50%以上。研究结果为正交异性钢桥面板肋-面板焊缝裂纹的疲劳寿命分析提供了研究基础。     

Analysis of short crack growth from microscopic fatigue properties

Successful simulation of kinetics of small fatigue crack growth entails three aspects: Stage I, Stage II growth rate prediction and transition prediction. In this paper attention is focused on growth rate predictions. By using microstructurally-affected-zone and process zone concepts, microscopic fatigue behaviour of small fatigue crack propagation is logically linked with macroscopic fatigue behaviour, showing an intrinsic relation between small fatigue crack growth and macroscopic low-cycle fatigue properties during crack growth. Furthermore, variation of relatively big plastic zone size associated with a growing small fatigue crack is kinetically simulated. As a result a quantitative prediction model of growth rates for Stage I and Stage II growth has been developed whose explicit advantage is that the growth rate of small fatigue crack can now be predicted in terms of bulk fatigue properties in conjunction with local microstructural characteristics.     

Statistical analysis of high cycle fatigue crack growth: center crack in aluminum panel

High cycle fatigue crack growth results are obtained from a statistical analysis and compared with test data for an aluminum panel with a center crack under constant amplitude cyclic load. The analysis makes use of a generalized Fock-Planck equation that is satisfied by a union probabilistic density of stochastic variables of cycle number and crack length. Obtained are high degrees of modified expressions of the equation's coefficients and hence the analytical solution. A two-parameter fatigue crack growth rate relation is assumed together with a logarithmic average life distribution. Good agreement is obtained with test data for different initial crack lengths.     

Intergranular strain evolution near fatigue crack tips in polycrystalline metals

The deformation field near a steady fatigue crack includes a plastic zone in front of the crack tip and a plastic wake behind it, and the magnitude, distribution, and history of the residual strain along the crack path depend on the stress multiaxiality, material properties, and history of stress intensity factor and crack growth rate. An in situ, full-field, non-destructive measurement of lattice strain (which relies on the intergranular interactions of the inhomogeneous deformation fields in neighboring grains) by neutron diffraction techniques has been performed for the fatigue test of a Ni-based superalloy compact tension specimen. These microscopic grain level measurements provided unprecedented information on the fatigue growth mechanisms. A two-scale model is developed to predict the lattice strain evolution near fatigue crack tips in polycrystalline materials. An irreversible, hysteretic cohesive interface model is adopted to simulate a steady fatigue crack, which allows us to generate the stress/strain distribution and history near the fatigue crack tip. The continuum deformation history is used as inputs for the micromechanical analysis of lattice strain evolution using the slip-based crystal plasticity model, thus making a mechanistic connection between macro- and micro-strains. Predictions from perfect grain-boundary simulations exhibit the same lattice strain distributions as in neutron diffraction measurements, except for discrepancies near the crack tip within about one-tenth of the plastic zone size. By considering the intergranular damage, which leads to vanishing intergranular strains as damage proceeds, we find a significantly improved agreement between predicted and measured lattice strains inside the fatigue process zone. Consequently, the intergranular damage near fatigue crack tip is concluded to be responsible for fatigue crack growth.     

Constitutive behavior of a microcracking brittle solid in cyclic compression

A constitutive formulation is presented to determine the “driving force” for Mode I fatigue crack growth in notched plates of brittle solids stressed in uniaxial cyclic compression. For the particular case of a microcracking medium, it is demonstrated that residual tensile stresses are induced ahead of the notch during unloading from the maximum far-field compressive stress. We propose that it is this region of residual tensile stresses at the notch-tip which promotes fatigue crack growth in ceramics along the notch plane in a direction normal to the compression axis. The predictions of the analysis are compared with new experimental results on compression fatigue in brittle solids. Specifically, it is shown that the numerical estimates of the near-tip tensile zone size for microcracking ceramics compare favorably with the experimentally measured distance of stable Mode I fatigue crack growth after the first compression cycle. Experimental information on the threshold stress for microcracking, transition stress for the inducement of residual tension during unloading, and the effect of mean stress on fracture, as well as direct observations of microcracks and crack growth in compression fatigue, corroborate the assumptions and implications of the analysis.