In this paper we analyse the frequently used bridge-type fretting fatigue tests, by idealizing the specimens as having almost-flat-ended feet, but with small blend radii. An estimate of the shearing force developed is given, and the relevant partial slip contact problem is solved. We then go on to examine further characteristics of the problem such as the local density of energy expenditure against friction, and the crack tip stress intensity factors found for cracks.
The use of almost complete Contacts for Fretting Fatigue Tests / Ciavarella, M.; Demelio, G.; Hills, D. A.. - STAMPA. - 1332:(1999), pp. 696-709. [10.1520/STP14978S]
The use of almost complete Contacts for Fretting Fatigue Tests
Ciavarella, M.;Demelio, G.;
1999-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we analyse the frequently used bridge-type fretting fatigue tests, by idealizing the specimens as having almost-flat-ended feet, but with small blend radii. An estimate of the shearing force developed is given, and the relevant partial slip contact problem is solved. We then go on to examine further characteristics of the problem such as the local density of energy expenditure against friction, and the crack tip stress intensity factors found for cracks.File in questo prodotto:
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