Low Cycle Fatigue Study for GH901 Material Based on Damage Mechanics Theory

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The low cycle fatigue damage of turbine disc which is made of GH901 material is systematic analyzed and studied in the article that is based on the theory of continuum damage mechanics and fatigue testing, we improved the common Lemaitre’s low cycle fatigue damage mechanics model, the damage evolution law that the model describes is in good agreement with the test results throughout the course of the fatigue damage. The simplified analysis method for low cycle fatigue damage evolution and life prediction is proposed based on the GH901 low cycle damage features, the practical method of getting damaged material’s constants by existing data is proposed as well.

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