The purpose of the present paper is to review some recent advances in the field of fatigue fracture mechanics of engineering metallic structures. In particular, the failure of cyclically loaded structures often develops from part-through cracks. The analysis of this type of defects is complex, since the stress-intensity factor varies along the crack front. Moreover the shape of these flaws changes during the fatigue propagation, and this significantly affects the structure life prediction. The behaviour of surface cracks in metallic plates, round bars and pipes under constant amplitude cyclic loading is examined.

Part-through cracked structures under cyclic loading / CARPINTERI, Andrea; BRIGHENTI, Roberto; ALBERTO SANGUANINI; SPAGNOLI, Andrea. - (1997), pp. 65-99.

Part-through cracked structures under cyclic loading

BRIGHENTI, Roberto;
1997

Abstract

The purpose of the present paper is to review some recent advances in the field of fatigue fracture mechanics of engineering metallic structures. In particular, the failure of cyclically loaded structures often develops from part-through cracks. The analysis of this type of defects is complex, since the stress-intensity factor varies along the crack front. Moreover the shape of these flaws changes during the fatigue propagation, and this significantly affects the structure life prediction. The behaviour of surface cracks in metallic plates, round bars and pipes under constant amplitude cyclic loading is examined.
1997
9780792346951
Reliability Assessment of Cyclic Loaded Engineering Structures
65
99
CARPINTERI, Andrea; BRIGHENTI, Roberto; ALBERTO SANGUANINI; SPAGNOLI, Andrea
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