Sheet Metal Bending Residual Stress Effect on Fatigue Performance of Ultra-High Strength Steels

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Increasing usage of the high-strength steels in structural design requires deeper understanding of the residual manufacturing stresses effect on the product service fatigue life. The bending forming process is being examined in this work. High cycle fatigue testing of the specimens before and after the bend shaping is performed by means of the vibrational fatigue method. The manufacturing residual and the fatigue tests stress fields are estimated by means of finite element analysis. The similarity principle is used to compare the fatigue curves constructed for the specimens with different geometries based on their local stress field concentration. A comparison with reference work is provided to support the similarity premise. The implementation of the mean stress correction for the residual stress is evaluated. The goal of this work is to demonstrate a methodological integration of the finite element analysis throughout manufacturing and fatigue testing for accurizing design life estimations. It may also serve as an end-to-end review and provide an outline for similar projects.

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