on the influence of microstructural gradients in the fatigue lifetime estimation of a railway axle
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Abstract
This study aims at characterizing the influence of gradients at different scales (loading, geometry, microstructure...) on fatigue strength through a multi-scale finite element modeling associated to several high cycle fatigue criteria. This is a necessary step in the perspective of conducting a relevant experimental campaign on notched specimen exhibiting a gradient of mechanical properties.
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| Authors | ;Baudoin Pierre;Magnier Vincent;Bartali Ahmed El;Witz Jean-François;Dufrenoy Philippe;Charkaluk Eric;Demilly François |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.1051/matecconf/20130701007
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