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  • 2023Elaboration et caractérisation d'un matériau à gradient de fonctioncitations
  • 2022Physicochemical and Antibacterial Properties of Bioactive Retrograde Filling Materials33citations
  • 2021Analysis of the delayed damage model for three one-dimensional loading scenarii4citations
  • 2020Physicochemical and Antibacterial Properties of Novel, Premixed Calcium Silicate-Based Sealer Compared to Powder–Liquid Bioceramic Sealer83citations
  • 2017High-resolution elastic analysis of thin-ply composite laminates6citations
  • 2017High-resolution elastic analysis of thin-ply composite laminates6citations
  • 2017High-resolution elastic analysis of thin-ply composite laminates6citations
  • 2016A crystal plasticity based approach for the modelling of high cycle fatigue damage in metallic materials15citations
  • 2016High cycle fatigue behavior of a HC360LA high-strength low-alloy steel : damage, plasticity and associated dissipative phenomenacitations
  • 2015Development of a polycrystalline approach for the modelling of high cycle fatigue damage: Application to a HSLA steelcitations

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Development of a polycrystalline approach for the modelling of high cycle fatigue damage: Application to a HSLA steel

  • Morel, Franck
  • Mareau, Charles
  • Zghal, Jihed
Abstract

International audience ; For many metallic alloys, fatigue crack initiation is governed by the development of a localized plastic activity at the grain scale. Because of the irreversible nature of plasticity, a significant proportion of the total work is dissipated into heat during a cyclic loading. As a consequence, one may expect some correlation between heat dissipation and high cycle fatigue damage as both phenomena are closely related.The purpose of the present work is to study such correlation for a ferritic high strength low alloyed steel subjected to various cyclic loading conditions. For several uniaxial fatigue tests carried out under different load ratios and stress levels, an experimental dataset consisting of stress, strain and temperature measurements is used to estimate the evolution of the amount of dissipated energy. A clear correlation between dissipated energy and the number of cycles to failure is observed.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • grain
  • crack
  • strength
  • steel
  • fatigue
  • plasticity