introduction to mechanics of materials

... State of Stress Shearing Stress Examples Factor of Safety © 2002 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc All rights reserved 1-2 Third Edition MECHANICS OF MATERIALS Beer • Johnston • DeWolf Concept of Stress ... reserved 1-8 Third Edition MECHANICS OF MATERIALS Beer • Johnston • DeWolf Design • Design of new structures requires selection of appropriate materials and component dimensions to meet performance ... of stress are required to define the complete state of stress © 2002 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc All rights reserved - 24 Third Edition MECHANICS OF MATERIALS Beer • Johnston • DeWolf Factor

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... expressions... Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft 4 KINETICS The vector sum of all external forces acting on the free body is equal to the rate of change of the total momentum2 ... equation Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II. .. strain increments 19.13Isotropic Hardening/Softening 19.14Kinematic Hardening/Softening Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials ... Lecture Notes Introduction to MECHANICSofMATERIALS Fundamentals of Inelastic Analysis c  VICTOR E. SAOUMA Dept. of Civil Environmental and Architectural Engineering University of Colorado,

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... Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II [...]... Hardening/Softening 19.14Kinematic Hardening/Softening Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft LIST OF FIGURES Victor Saouma Mechanics ... comments are welcome. Victor E. Saouma Boulder, January 2002 Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft iv Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft Contents I CONTINUUM MECHANICS 1 1 MATHEMATICAL ... Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft 4 KINETICS The vector sum of all external forces acting on the free body is equal to the rate of change of the total momentum2 12 The total momentum

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... such that the calculated value of N is within a specified tolerance of the requested value of N. Solution time increases with increasing N and increasing fraction of total life spent in crack propagation, ... number of LCF cycles preceding HCF-only cycling to failure (or runout). The results indicate that at high values of alternating strain, the number of cycles to failure is independent of whether ... provides insight into designing for HCF–LCF loading. It has been common practice to use a form of the Haigh diagram to design for allowable vibratory stress in the presence of a mean stress in

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... titanium to study HCF is felt to be representative of the generic behavior of other materials. To apply the findings to another material, however, a database for that material would have to be established. ... includes mechanics of materials, and some knowledge of general fatigue concepts. Where appropriate, the reader is referred to some general references for more complete coverage of certain topics ... teams in history was formed and worked together to advance the state of the art in HCF and provide the technology which has advanced our capability to deal with the perplexing problem of materials

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... Force to convene a team of government and 10 Introduction and Background industry experts to determine the root cause of these failures and to review the entire design process for HCF in order to ... the number of cycles to which the engine was exposed. Assuming that a vibratory component had to be present, extensive testing and fractography led to the conclusion that some HCF vibratory stresses ... extensive series of fatigue tests and is often referred to as the father of fatigue. The diagram is drawn for test data obtained at a constant value of stress ratio, R. For each value of R, a different

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... crack size to failure would have to be subtracted from total life to come up with a true initiation diagram. The addition of fracture mechanics principles to the construction and use of Goodman ... behavior of the material. Because of the conservative nature of this design Applied Stress Number of Cycles to Crack Initiation Average Design Allowable Distribution Of Lives Figure 1.2. Schematic of ... recommended that vibratory or high cycle stress be restricted to a value of 40% of that allowed by the minimum value material property allowable due to the sensitivity of high cycle stresses to damping

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... values of mean stress. An example of data obtained at several values of mean stress is presented in Figure 2.16 for a SKH51 tool steel [17]. While extrapolation and interpolation of data sets are often ... and alternating stress have to be computed for the given value of R. The Haigh diagram, Figure 2.12, represents the locus of points having a specified number of cycles to failure, for example 10 ... 36 Introduction and Background extrapolating data to the required life, often 10 7 cycles. A schematic diagram of S–N data, obtained at different values of R = constant, is presented

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... seems to be more the product of pure imagination than to be based on the experiments.” He further points out that “the formula can, of course, be made to agree with the extreme results of any ... “I submit that the proper thing to do is not to coin rules out of imagination, but to persevere in careful and patient experiments, and to watch narrowly and to study and analyze closely the ... is common to plot these stresses as a function of stress ratio (R = ratio of minimum to maximum stress), or, more commonly, of mean stress. The Haigh diagram, incorrectly referred to as a Goodman

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... energy terms corresponding to negative stresses have to be modified by the coefficient . The introduction of the constant  has the effect of modifying the shape of the Jasper equation as shown ... chapter, with blocks of 10 7 cycles. Of significance is the number of cycles to failure in the last loading block as a function of R shown in Figure 2.39. The relatively low number of cycles in the ... proposed a modification to the Jasper equation that treats the stored energy due to tension differently than that due to com- pression stresses. Haigh [30], in 1929, in referring to Bauschinger’s results

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... beneficial effect to a materials? ?? fatigue resistance. Any increase in FLS due to coaxing, however, seems to depend on unknown combinations of material, loading history, and statistics of FLS (discussed ... value of positive stress that is needed to fracture a specimen or cause an existing crack to continue to propagate. This observation bears some consistency with the observation of the number of ... blocks of 10 7 cycles. The size of the step depends on the degree of accuracy desired in determining the FLS. Steps as high as 20% of the first block stress have been used to assess effects of FOD

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... the size of the step. An alternate to the step-loading approach for determining the fatigue limit is to conduct tests at various values of stress up to the number of cycles corresponding to the ... lives close to 10 7 cycles. The results are shown in Figure 3.9 for tests conducted at a number of values of stress ratio, R, from 0.5 to 0.8. It can be seen that the data lie right on top of the ... evaluate the effect of number of blocks for the two values of R. Numbers in parenthesis in the figure indicate the number of load blocks used to determine the stress corresponding to 10 7 cycles.

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... fewest number of staircase tests, shows a reasonable fit to a standard deviation, but indicates a very high degree of dispersion. The dispersion appears to be more a function of the number of tests ... = 5. All of the simulations corresponded to staircase tests that started with a value of 50 for the first test and used a FLS increment of 0.5 which corresponds to 0.1s. The results of each test ... number of tests is increased to 30 and to 50. In fact, looking at the numbers from these randomly generated values of FLS for the simulations, the series of 50 tests provides numerical values of

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... Zwaag [39] performed a number of simulations for staircase and ArcSin √ P methods of testing to evaluate the effects of the numbers of tests on the ability of the methods to produce the correct distribution ... generated staircase data, showed that the mean value of the RFL was well predicted for small numbers of tests ranging from a total of 10 to a total of 31. The scatter, as observed previously for staircase ... range of stress levels and lives to accurately estimate the parameters. Using Bayesian methods, the analysis of the parameters makes use of prior knowledge of the behavior. A further advantage of

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... constant factor of √ 2 for all values of R. For other values of w, the difference depends on stress ratio, R. Figure 3.38 shows values of SWT and SWT MOD as a function of R for values of w =075, ... corresponding to a large but finite number of cycles. Inherent in this discussion has to be the question about the exact shape of the S–N curve and the extrapolation of this curve to large numbers of cycles ... inability of the models to consolidate data at various values of R into a single parameter. Another example of the possible problems that may be encountered in step testing, in addition to those

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... examination of the results of fatigue tests conducted in the 1950s and earlier show what appear to be frequency effects in a number of materials. Lomas et al. [71] summarize many of the findings up to ... In addition to mechanically driven machines, magnetic excitation to drive a machine/sample combination into resonance dates back to prior to World War II (see, e.g. [66]). Tests of structural ... of the free end (top of picture) and is higher than any stresses at the fixed end (bottom) which is being excited by the shaker. The stresses at the free end were sufficient to cause cracks to

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... 136 Introduction and Background and 0.11% carbon, normalized. While most of the materials show an increase of fatigue limit strength as a function of frequency, 0.86% carbon steel and, to a ... metallic materials [70] and the modeling of such effects where a monotonically increasing effect of strength with strain rate is the norm. ∗ While it is not the intent of this book to critique ... Sendeckyj, G.P., Bibliography on the History of Fatigue, Air Force Research Laboratory, Materials Directorate 1997 (unpublished). 61. Bernhard, R.K., “Testing Materials in the Resonance Range”, Proc.

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... Hardening/Softening 19.14Kinematic Hardening/Softening Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft LIST OF FIGURES Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials ... (Components of a vector are scalars) 12 X Stresses as components of a traction vector (Components of a tensor of order are vectors) Figure 2.2: Stresses as Tensor Components Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials ... that Victor Saouma Mechanics of Materials II Draft KINETICS The vector sum of all external forces acting on the free body is equal to the rate of change of the total momentum2 12 The total momentum...

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