This paper theoretically investigates the effects of stick-slip in roiling contact zone on stress intensity factors (SIFs) for sub- surface short cracks. New mathematical models for SIFs including stick-slip ratio a...This paper theoretically investigates the effects of stick-slip in roiling contact zone on stress intensity factors (SIFs) for sub- surface short cracks. New mathematical models for SIFs including stick-slip ratio are deduced in two cases. One is a subsur- face short crack parallel to surface, and the numerical analysis shows that the value of Kn increases with the increase of stick-slip ratio; the other is a subsurface short crack perpendicular to the surface, and the numerical analysis indicates that the positive value of KI decreases with the increase of stick-slip ratio. As AKI and AKI are necessary to evaluate the fa- tigue crack propagation rate or fatigue lifetime, the influences of stick-slip ratio on them are then discussed. It is found that the maximum variations of AK1 and AKu are both around 3.0% due to stick-slip ratio variation.展开更多
基金supported by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(PAPD)the Fourth Term of "333 Engineering" Program of Jiangsu Province under the project of "Fatigue and fracture performance of domestically produced high strength titanium alloys for the 4500m deep manned pressure hull" (Project No.BRA2011116)Youth Foundation of Jiangsu Province "Study on the time-scale crack growth rate model used in fatigue life assessment of pressure hull of deep-sea submersibles"(Project No. BK2012095)
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Supporting Program(Grant No.2011BAF09B01)
文摘This paper theoretically investigates the effects of stick-slip in roiling contact zone on stress intensity factors (SIFs) for sub- surface short cracks. New mathematical models for SIFs including stick-slip ratio are deduced in two cases. One is a subsur- face short crack parallel to surface, and the numerical analysis shows that the value of Kn increases with the increase of stick-slip ratio; the other is a subsurface short crack perpendicular to the surface, and the numerical analysis indicates that the positive value of KI decreases with the increase of stick-slip ratio. As AKI and AKI are necessary to evaluate the fa- tigue crack propagation rate or fatigue lifetime, the influences of stick-slip ratio on them are then discussed. It is found that the maximum variations of AK1 and AKu are both around 3.0% due to stick-slip ratio variation.