Modeling of non-proportional multiaxial fatigue under synchronous and asynchronous sinusoidal loading conditions

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Abstract

Multi-axial asynchronous loading presents a unique challenge in fatigue analysis of structural components. A comprehensive investigation is carried out into asynchronous multi-axial fatigue through the framework of path dependent maximum range cycle counting methods (PDMR). Through the investigation two key aspects of asynchronous loading: 1) Unclear cycle definition, and 2) Non-proportionality across different frequency ratios are addressed. The PDMR framework enables a uniform cycle definition and superior correlation of synchronous and asynchronous experimental data. Systematic analysis across a various asynchronous loading is carried out to provide insight into the damage they cause.

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Ravi, S. K., Wei, Z., Dong, P., & Pei, X. (2022). Modeling of non-proportional multiaxial fatigue under synchronous and asynchronous sinusoidal loading conditions. International Journal of Fatigue, 163. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2022.107000

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