In the case of AISI 304L austenitic stainless steel it was found that the fatigue strength of specimens characterized by the presence of blunt notches cannot be rationalized either in terms of linear elastic local stress or nominal stress amplitude. This fact was related to the high level of ductility shown by this material also in the case of high cycle fatigue regime. Therefore, in this paper some classical fatigue design methodologies are extended to account for this aspect also in the case of severe notches. On this basis a FEM oriented extension of the concept of geometric elastic stress concentration factor is proposed
Notches, local stress raisers within structural components, are one of the most important locations ...
Fatigue strengthening of fillets by deep rolling is finding increased application for example in eng...
This paper reports on a comparative study of some recent methods developed for the estimation of hig...
The constant amplitude, zero-mean stress, axial-fatigue behaviour of plain and bluntly notched AISI ...
Components in engineering applications often have discontinuities and abrupt change in cross section...
A fatigue model previously published in the technical literature has been applied to estimate the fa...
It has been recognizd that a series of closely spaced notches represnts lower degree of stress conce...
In this paper the fatigue characterization of an austempered ductile iron (ADI) is presented. The ai...
The local strains obtained from the best-known analytical approximations namely; Neuber’s rule, Equi...
A simple method is proposed which allows the theoretical stress concentration factor at a rounded no...
An FEM analysis was performed to determine the stress concentration factors in fatigue testing speci...
The effect of the stress concentration on the zero-to-tension axial fatigue strength of notched mem...
In some fatigue critical scenarios, like those arising in cast or additively manufactured components...
The present work is aimed at exploring the applicability of the theory of critical distances (TCD) t...
The aim of the present paper is to provide an efficient numerical technique to evaluate the linear e...
Notches, local stress raisers within structural components, are one of the most important locations ...
Fatigue strengthening of fillets by deep rolling is finding increased application for example in eng...
This paper reports on a comparative study of some recent methods developed for the estimation of hig...
The constant amplitude, zero-mean stress, axial-fatigue behaviour of plain and bluntly notched AISI ...
Components in engineering applications often have discontinuities and abrupt change in cross section...
A fatigue model previously published in the technical literature has been applied to estimate the fa...
It has been recognizd that a series of closely spaced notches represnts lower degree of stress conce...
In this paper the fatigue characterization of an austempered ductile iron (ADI) is presented. The ai...
The local strains obtained from the best-known analytical approximations namely; Neuber’s rule, Equi...
A simple method is proposed which allows the theoretical stress concentration factor at a rounded no...
An FEM analysis was performed to determine the stress concentration factors in fatigue testing speci...
The effect of the stress concentration on the zero-to-tension axial fatigue strength of notched mem...
In some fatigue critical scenarios, like those arising in cast or additively manufactured components...
The present work is aimed at exploring the applicability of the theory of critical distances (TCD) t...
The aim of the present paper is to provide an efficient numerical technique to evaluate the linear e...
Notches, local stress raisers within structural components, are one of the most important locations ...
Fatigue strengthening of fillets by deep rolling is finding increased application for example in eng...
This paper reports on a comparative study of some recent methods developed for the estimation of hig...