Fatigue Strength at Roots of Cruciform, Tee and Lap Joints : Fracture Mechanics Analysis of Fatigue Strength of Welded Joints, 1st Report
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Fatigue tests were carried out on mild steel welded joints that lacked penetration. The joints were cruciform, tee and lap joints. Fatigue crack propagation behavior and the fatigue limit at the root of the joints were observed. Furthermore, the stress intensity factor for each welded joint was calculated by the finite element method. The fatigue crack growth rate and the fatigue limit of each welded joint were well expressed by the fatigue crack characteristics of the weld metal and the maximum principal stress intensity factor of the joint. Preloading by an internal pressurizing method and welding without restraints increased the fatigue strength of the weld metal at joint roots up to three times by generating a compressive stress.
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著者
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Usami Saburo
Hitachi Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd.
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Kusumoto Sho
Hitachi Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd.
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