The notch stress method( NSM) is a local fatigue analysis method of welded structure,this method has high accuracy because it focus on the analysis of strain and stress of the fatigue weak area,such as weld toe and weld root. The article collected relevant literature of recent years,so the development history and basic principles of notch stress method had been reviewed; the similarities and differences of nominal stress method,structure stress method,and notch stress method were also summarized. Then latest research progress and development trend of this method were introduced from the following three aspects: the reasonable values of fictitious notch radii; the fatigue class assessment( FAT) of notch; the slopes of notch fatiguelife curve...
The notch stress approach is a quite valuable tool for the fatigue assessment of welded joints. In h...
This paper aims at providing recommendations for the practical application of relatively novel fatig...
Analysis based on the so-called ‘‘local approach” is made to estimate the fatigue strength of welded...
Spot-welded joints are widely used in the construction of vehicle structures and frequently become c...
Recently developed new variants of structural stress, notch stress and fracture me-chanic concepts a...
Fatigue of welded structures is commonly assessed in three ways. These are the nominal stress-, the ...
The weld toe as well as the weld root of joints acts as a geometrical notch, which decreases the fat...
The paper presents a simplified version of the Notch Stress Intensity Factor (NSIF) approach useful ...
Some recently developed variants of local concepts for assessing the fatigue strength and structural...
In fatigue design of welded joints according to the notch stress intensity factor (NSIF) approach, t...
Notches, local stress raisers within structural components, are one of the most important locations ...
Several lately proposed modifications or variants of the structural stress or strain concepts, of th...
This paper presents a comparison between two local methods that can be used for the fatigue life ass...
In fatigue design of welded joints according to the notch stress intensity factor (NSIF) approach, t...
The effective notch stress method (ENS) as defined by the International Institute of Welding is wide...
The notch stress approach is a quite valuable tool for the fatigue assessment of welded joints. In h...
This paper aims at providing recommendations for the practical application of relatively novel fatig...
Analysis based on the so-called ‘‘local approach” is made to estimate the fatigue strength of welded...
Spot-welded joints are widely used in the construction of vehicle structures and frequently become c...
Recently developed new variants of structural stress, notch stress and fracture me-chanic concepts a...
Fatigue of welded structures is commonly assessed in three ways. These are the nominal stress-, the ...
The weld toe as well as the weld root of joints acts as a geometrical notch, which decreases the fat...
The paper presents a simplified version of the Notch Stress Intensity Factor (NSIF) approach useful ...
Some recently developed variants of local concepts for assessing the fatigue strength and structural...
In fatigue design of welded joints according to the notch stress intensity factor (NSIF) approach, t...
Notches, local stress raisers within structural components, are one of the most important locations ...
Several lately proposed modifications or variants of the structural stress or strain concepts, of th...
This paper presents a comparison between two local methods that can be used for the fatigue life ass...
In fatigue design of welded joints according to the notch stress intensity factor (NSIF) approach, t...
The effective notch stress method (ENS) as defined by the International Institute of Welding is wide...
The notch stress approach is a quite valuable tool for the fatigue assessment of welded joints. In h...
This paper aims at providing recommendations for the practical application of relatively novel fatig...
Analysis based on the so-called ‘‘local approach” is made to estimate the fatigue strength of welded...