Localised Corrosion Damage Based Fatigue Crack Extension Model of Aluminium Alloy with Prior Corrosion Damage

Liang Xi; Xiu Li Zhao; Chong Wei Shang; Guang Ming Kong; Si Yu Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.713-715.2750

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Localised Corrosion Damage Based Fatigue Crack Extension Model of Aluminium Alloy with Prior Corrosion Damage

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A modified model was presented for describing corrosion fatigue crack growth rate of aluminum alloy accurately. Considering the local damage around the crack tip is more reasonable for accelerating crack growth rate under corrosive environment, a damaged influence factors which characterize the damage degree of local damage near the crack tip has been introduced to revise the corrosion fatigue crack growth rate, and the experimental results are in good agreement with predictions of amendment fatigue crack growth rate model. The proposed model based on damaged influence factors is reasonable, and proposed a theoretical reference for aluminum alloy damage tolerance analysis.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 713-715)

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2750-2753

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Liang Xi*, Xiu Li Zhao, Chong Wei Shang, Guang Ming Kong, Si Yu Zhou

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Damaged Influence Factor, Fatigue Crack Growth Rate, Pre-Corrosion Fatigue

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