Contribution to Multiaxial Damage Calculation Using FEM

Peter Kopas; Saga Milan; Milan Uhríčik

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Contribution to Multiaxial Damage Calculation Using FEM

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The paper deals with chosen criterions designed for calculation of multiaxial cumulative fatigue damage. Algorithms are implemented into the programming language MATLAB. Necessary inputs for calculation of cumulative fatigue damage are usually stresses and strains. These data have obtained from FE analysis. Presented approaches have applied for damage prediction of the piston-rod of the car engine.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 420)

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Peter Kopas, Saga Milan, Milan Uhríčik

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Cumulative Damage Calculation, FE Analysis, Multiaxial Fatigue

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